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  • Moscow Exchange Trading Volumes Up 24% YoY In December

    Date 09/01/2014

    Moscow Exchange's turnover increased 24% YoY in December to RUB 46.6 trln.

  • Leading European Parliamentary Committee Backs Criminal Sanctions For Market Abuse

    Date 09/01/2014

    The leading committee of the European Parliament for Economic matters has today given its support to a European Commission proposal for criminal sanctions to tackle the abuse and manipulation of financial markets (IP/11/1218). The Parliament’s Economic & Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON) unanimously backed an agreement on the proposal reached with Member States, represented in the Council of Ministers, late last year (IP/13/1299). Under the new rules for countering insider dealing and market abuse, Member States will have to make sure that such behaviour, including the manipulation of benchmarks, is a criminal offence, punishable with effective sanctions everywhere in Europe. The agreement is now expected to be confirmed by the European Parliament in plenary in February 2014.

  • Hong Kong's Securities And Futures Commission: One Year Into Statutory Regime On Disclosure Of Inside Information

    Date 09/01/2014

    Following implementation of the statutory disclosure regime on 1 January 2013, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) notes that listed companies have become more vigilant in identifying and disclosing information in a timely manner.

  • Press Conference By Taro Aso, Japan's Deputy Prime Minister, Minister Of Finance, And Minister Of State For Financial Services

    Date 09/01/2014

    [Questions and answers]

    Q.

    Regarding the issue of loans by financial institutions to Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO), some are saying that future loans should be uncollateralized. The issue with TEPCO is the form in which the public and financial institutions should share the pain, and I think the issue relates to the health of financial institutions. What are your views?

     

  • Euro Area Business Climate Indicator Broadly Unchanged In December

    Date 09/01/2014

    In December 2013, the Business Climate Indicator (BCI) for the euro area remained broadly unchanged at +0.27. The level of overall order books and the stocks of finished products were assessed more positively. The appraisal of past production and production expectations, on the other hand, deteriorated, while there was no change in the assessment of the level of export order books.