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  • SIX Group Would Consider Takeover Of NYSE Euronext's European Markets If These Were Put On Sale

    Date 19/02/2013

    SIX Group AG, the operator od the Swiss stock exchange, would  be a potential purchaser of NYSE Euronext's European markets if they were put up for sale, SIX Group CEO Dtr. Urs Rueegsegger said in an interview with Bloomberg.

  • ICE Clear Credit Introduces Clearing For iTraxx

    Date 19/02/2013

    IntercontinentalExchange (NYSE: ICE), a leading operator of global markets and clearing houses, announced today it has received regulatory approval for its U.S. based credit default swap clearing house, ICE Clear Credit, to clear the Markit iTraxx Europe CDS indices. Clearing for the contracts will launch on Feb. 25.

  • Deutsche Börse AG Releases Preliminary Results For Q4 And Full-Year 2012

    Date 19/02/2013

    Deutsche Börse AG published its preliminary figures for the fourth quarter and the financial year 2012 on Tuesday. Net revenue declined by 9 per cent in financial year 2012 to €1,932.3 million (2011: €2,121.4 million) due to the challenging market environment. As a result of historically low key interest rates, net interest income from the banking business decreased to €52.0 million (2011: €75.1 million), in spite of higher average customer cash deposits.

  • Regulatory Announcement - SGX Forms Working Committee To Review Listing Rules

    Date 19/02/2013

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) wishes to inform that since its ‘Proposed review of listing manual’ announcement on 3 August 2012, a Working Committee has been established to conduct a comprehensive review of the listing manual to enhance the robustness, efficacy and relevance of the listing framework in Singapore.  The Working Committee has commenced its review to identify areas of possible enhancements to strengthen Singapore’s attractiveness as a capital market.

  • FINRA Fines Five ING Firms $1.2 Million For Email Retention And Review Violations

    Date 19/02/2013

    The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has fined five affiliates of ING $1.2 million for failing to retain or review millions of emails for periods ranging from two months to more than six years. The five firms, indirect subsidiaries of ING Groep N.V., are Directed Services, LLC; ING America Equities, Inc.; ING Financial Advisers, LLC; ING Financial Partners, Inc.; and ING Investment Advisors, LLC.

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