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  • SIX Swiss Exchange: Trading Key Figures September 2022

    Date 03/10/2022

    In September 2022, trading turnover on SIX Swiss Exchange reached CHF 94.5 billion, 20.6% more than in the previous month, while the number of transactions increased by 20.7% to a total of 4,860,528. The SMI® declined by 5.4% and reached 10,267.6 points at the end of the month.

  • BIS - Big Tech Regulation: In Search Of A New Framework

    Date 03/10/2022

    Technological innovation in the market for financial services has given rise to new products, new delivery channels and, most importantly, new providers, such as big techs. These developments are the source of a number of opportunities but may also present certain risks that need to be addressed by appropriate policy action.

  • Bank Of England: Gilt Market Operations – Market Notice 3 October 2022

    Date 03/10/2022

    This Market Notice supplements the Bank’s Market Notice and Press Release of 28 September setting out the details of its temporary purchases of long-dated UK government bonds.

  • SEC To Spotlight Financial Planning And Resilience During World Investor Week 2022

    Date 03/10/2022

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that it will highlight the importance of long-term planning and investor resilience during World Investor Week (WIW) 2022, which takes place October 3-9. Planning for life’s unexpected challenges, being mindful of economic conditions, and creating an investment portfolio for the long term help investors set strong foundations to build their financial futures.

  • BIS: The Scarring Effects Of Deep Contractions

    Date 03/10/2022

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    In the last two decades, the global economy has experienced several major contractions that were characterised by scarring effects. The Great Financial Crisis is the prime example. More recently, the deep recessions following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and the economic fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine have also raised the fears of long-term scarring. At the same time, we still know little about how scarring is caused, and the circumstances under which it becomes more probable, even though these are critical questions for both policymakers and researchers.