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  • Deutsche Börse: Three New SPDR Bond ETFs Launched On Xetra

    Date 06/06/2011

    Three further exchange-listed index funds issued by SPDR (State Street Global Advisors) have been tradable on Xetra® since Monday.

  • ESMA And The Japanese FSA Establish Cooperation Framework For Credit Rating Agencies

    Date 06/06/2011

    On 1 June 2011, the European Securities Markets and Authority (ESMA) and the Financial Services Agency of Japan  (FSA), exchanged letters (known as  “Exchange of Letters” (EOL)) regarding  supervision and information sharing of credit rating agencies (CRAs). 

  • FTSE Partners With TOBAM To Publish Maximum Diversification (“MaxDiv”) Non Market-Capitalisation Indices

    Date 06/06/2011

    FTSE Group (“FTSE”), the award-winning global index provider, today announces its partnership with Paris-based asset manager TOBAM. This new partnership will further expand FTSE’s growing range of non-market cap-weighted indices, extending investors’ options in this rapidly-growing arena.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. And ICJ, Inc. Begin Calculation Of The “TSE ICJ Index”

    Date 06/06/2011

    The TSE and ICJ, Inc. will jointly calculate and publish the “TSE ICJ Index,” whose constituents are comprised of companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange that participate in the “Electronic Voting Platform” operated by ICJ, Inc. 

  • Deutsche Börse Publishes 2010 Corporate Responsibility Report

    Date 06/06/2011

    Deutsche Börse has published its third Corporate Responsibility Report, presenting its initiatives for the concluded financial year 2010. The report was prepared and examined in accordance with the internationally recognized Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines, and reached the second highest reporting level (GRI Level B+). In addition, the figures in the chapters “Employees”, “Environment” and “Community” and also the quantitative and qualitative statements in the chapter “Economy” were audited by KPMG. This
    guarantees international comparability and a reliable, transparent quality standard of sustainable reporting.