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  • Investor Activity On GPW Group Markets – October 2022

    Date 02/11/2022

    • GPW Main Market Electronic Order Book equities turnover value decreased by 37.8% YoY to PLN 19.6 billion
    • Index futures turnover volume increased by 123.4% YoY to 865,500 contracts
    • Non-Treasury bonds EOB turnover value on Catalyst increased by 114.1% YoY to PLN 498.0 million
    • Bonds turnover value on TBSP decreased by 66.2% YoY to PLN 12.3 billion
    • Structured products turnover value decreased by 14.9% YoY to PLN 250.0 million
    • ETF turnover value increased by 111.6% to PLN 76.2 million
    • Electricity turnover volume decreased by 66.7% to 8.0 TWh
    • Natural gas turnover volume decreased by 31.5% YoY to 10.4 TWh

  • Voting Obsession: Statement On Final Enhanced Reporting Of Proxy Votes By Registered Management Investment Companies - Reporting Of Executive Compensation Votes By Institutional Investment Managers, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, Nov. 2, 2022

    Date 02/11/2022

    Thank you, Chair Gensler. Director Birdthistle, congratulations on such a remarkable team. So remarkable is the team that I want to take a moment to recognize an impressive achievement by the Division of Investment Management—four rulemakings between this week’s and last week’s open meetings. All of these rules are substantial. I cannot overstate what a feat the teams have accomplished in an extremely compressed time period. Rulewriters’ midnight oil has been burning for many months now. Complementing their work are the intense efforts of many others across the Division—including staff in DRAO and the Chief Counsel’s Office charged with working with funds and advisers as they implement new rules—and across the Commission. Countless people have poured themselves into these rulemakings. The Division of Economic and Risk Analysis and the Office of General Counsel are under tremendous pressure to provide economic and legal analysis very quickly. Even if some of the policy choices embedded in these rules are not choices I would have made, I marvel at the staff’s work.

  • Closing Act: Statement On Proposed Open-End Fund Liquidity Risk Management Programs And Swing Pricing; Form N-PORT Reporting, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce Nov. 2, 2022

    Date 02/11/2022

    Thank you, Mr. Chair. I cannot support even releasing this proposal for comment. At a time when so much of our rulebook is up for discussion, nobody has the bandwidth to consider properly a proposal that would fundamentally alter the way open-end funds operate, how investors interact with them, and the infrastructure surrounding them. Yet the Commission is poised to kick off such consideration today and to wrap it up early in the New Year when the sixty-day comment period ends.

  • SEC Proposes Enhancements To Open-End Fund Liquidity Framework

    Date 02/11/2022

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today voted to propose amendments to better prepare open-end funds for stressed conditions and to mitigate dilution of shareholders’ interests. The rule and form amendments would enhance how funds manage their liquidity risks, require mutual funds to implement liquidity management tools, and provide for more timely and detailed reporting of fund information.

  • BIS And Central Banks Of France, Singapore And Switzerland To Explore Cross-Border CBDC Trading And Settlement Using DeFi Protocols

    Date 02/11/2022

    • Project Mariana will use DeFi protocols to automate foreign exchange markets and settlement.
    • Automated market makers can become the basis for new generation of financial infrastructure.
    • Exploration on cross-border exchange of wholesale CBDCs is the first to involve three Hub centres.

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