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  • Component Changes Made To Dow Jones China Indexes

    Date 19/08/2011

    Dow Jones Indexes, a leading global index provider, today announced component changes in the Dow Jones China Broad Market, Dow Jones Shanghai, Dow Jones CBN China 600 and Dow Jones CBN China 600 Retail Blue-Chip Indexes.

  • UBS MTF Trading Notification: Addition Of Depositary Receipts

    Date 19/08/2011

    This notice is to inform you that UBS MTF, as of start of trading on Wednesday 24th August 2011, will be accepting orders in Depositary Receipts. Orders in these Depositary Receipts (GDRs and ADRs) will match using the price of the most relevant market, in this case the International Order Book of the London Stock Exchange.

  • FESE Response To IOSCO Consultation On The Impact Of Technological Changes

    Date 19/08/2011

    Significant technology advancements have such as high frequency trading (HFT) which allows more accurate, granular and faster pricing of securities. As pointed out in the consultation report, there is no clear evidence of consistent negative effects of HFT. Following the US Flash Crash - the roots of which are, for various reasons, specific to the US - the focus has shifted to HFT and the potentially detrimental effects it may have on already volatile markets. In this regard, FESE welcomes this opportunity to outline the provisions taken by its members to foresee such problems and the tools that they have put in place to safeguard against this.

  • TOM MTF Statistics Week 33

    Date 19/08/2011

    Click here to download the weekly statistics update of TOM MTF for week 33 - 2011.

  • FESE Response To ESMA Consultation Paper On Possible Delegated Acts Concerning The Prospectus Directive

    Date 19/08/2011

    FESE fully agrees with European supervisors that there is an adequate level of flexibility in the current Prospectus regime. We feel strongly that the current distinction between a Regulated Market and an MTF should be retained. This requires the continued application of the principle that admission to trading on a MTF, as opposed to admission to trading on a RM or a public offer, does not trigger the obligation to publish a prospectus. Furthermore, FESE does not support the proposal of what is called a «proportionate» regime for SMEs.

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