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  • SGX Posts Second-Quarter Net Profit Of $75 Million

    Date 22/01/2014

    • Revenue: $165 million ($162 million a year earlier)
    • Operating profit: $88 million ($90 million a year earlier)
    • Net profit: $75 million ($76 million a year earlier)
    • Earnings per share: 7.0 cents (7.1 cents a year earlier)
    • Interim dividend per share: 4.0 cents (4.0 cents a year earlier)

  • Euroclear Bank And NSD Launch Cross-Border Services For Russian Corporate And Municipal Bonds

    Date 22/01/2014

    Euroclear Bank’s post-trade services for Russian corporate and municipal bonds will commence on 30 January 2014. Via Euroclear Bank’s account with Russia’s central securities depository – National Settlement Depository (NSD) – all Euroclear Bank clients investing in corporate and municipal debt will be able to settle those trades and deposit their positions with Euroclear Bank.

  • Taiwan Futures Exchange Newsletter- January Newsletter

    Date 22/01/2014

    Click here to download TAIFEX's January newsletter.

  • Moscow Exchange: Free Float Methodology Change

    Date 22/01/2014

    Moscow Exchange is to introduce an updated free float methodology on 27 January. MICEX Stock Exchange's management and Moscow Exchange's Executive Board approved the document on 17 January.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Extends Through-Put Information Disclosure Service To More Companies

    Date 22/01/2014

    In order to strengthen market discipline and reinforce accountability and responsibility of market participants, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) has recently expanded the number of companies and types of announcements eligible for Through-put Information Disclosure. The service is now accessible for companies rated as Grade A, Grade B and Grade C in disclosure quality assessment. Eligible issuers now account for 98.76% of all SZSE-listed companies. Corporate action announcements except those with operational risk are also covered in the service. According to a senior officer with the SZSE, expansion of the Through-put service will help accelerate regulatory transformation and advance regulatory philosophies. The regulatory focus will also be shifted from ex ante examination to ex post supervision.