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  • Agreement Of Athens Exchange Group (ATHEXGroup) And Energy Exchange Group (EnEXGroup) With The Albanian Power Exchange (ALPEX) For The Provision Of Infrastructures & Services

    Date 10/02/2022

    On December 10th 2021, Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEXGroup) and the Hellenic Energy Exchange (EnExGroup) have been awarded jointly, in the context of a public RfP, to provide to the Albanian Power Exchange (ALPEX) the Infrastructure & Services for its Operation. Today, the cooperating parties have signed the agreement and signaled the official commencement of the project.

  • FIA: January 2022 SEF Trading Activity

    Date 10/02/2022

    Trading volume on swap execution facilities reached $1.28 trillion in average notional value per day during January 2022, the second highest level recorded after January 2021. This was up 131.6% from the previous month but down 5.9% from the same month of the previous year. Trading in every sector was up, which is typical in every January following December.


  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change On Securities Market - Update

    Date 10/02/2022

    CCP NCC will set the following risk parameters on Securities market due to corporate actions starting from February 11, 2022:

    TickerMarket risk ratesBan on short selling
    S_1_minS_2_minS_3_min
    XLNX-RM 100% 100% 100% Yes

  • Euronext Dublin 2022 IPOready Programme Gets Underway

    Date 10/02/2022

    Euronext Dublin’s fourth edition of IPOready, a strategic financing programme for high-growth companies exploring fundraising options up to and including IPO, launched today with nine companies commencing the six-month long programme. The objective of the programme is to equip participating companies with an in-depth understanding of all sources of finance available to them and determine which is most suited to their needs. On completion, the participating founders and entrepreneurs will have the skillsets required to get their businesses investment ready, refine their pitch for investors and form a valuable network of peers, advisors and investors. 

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Security TWOU-RM - Update 1

    Date 10/02/2022

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 10.02.2022, 18-30 (MSK) the lower bound of the price band (up to 655) and initial margins (up to 62.5 %) for the security TWOU-RM were changed. 

  • Remarks Before The Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee, SEC Chair Gary Gensler, Feb. 10, 2022

    Date 10/02/2022

    Thank you Carla [Garrett] and all committee members. It’s good to be with you again. I appreciate the members’ continued willingness to volunteer their time to represent the interests of small businesses.

  • Forbes Announces $200 Million Strategic Investment From Binance

    Date 10/02/2022

    • World Leading Cryptocurrency and Blockchain infrastructure provider to Invest in Existing $400 Million PIPE at Established Deal Terms
    • Binance to Help Advise Forbes’ Digital Assets and Web3 Strategy

  • Borsa Istanbul Announcement 2022/26 Regarding The New Deadline For The Implementation Of Informing Investors About Possible Risks Of Trading

    Date 10/02/2022

    Please click to download the announcement regarding new deadline for informing the investors about possible risks of trading.

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change On Securities Market

    Date 10/02/2022

    CCP NCC is changing the following risk parameters on Securities market starting from February 16, 2022:

    TickerDescriptionCurrent market risk ratesNew market risk rates
    S_1_minS_2_minS_3_minS_1_minS_2_minS_3_min
    1 LENT Lenta IPJSC ORD SHS 100% 100% 100% 50% 75% 95%

  • BIS: Covid-19 And The Monetary-Fiscal Policy Nexus In Africa

    Date 10/02/2022

    The Covid-19 pandemic reinforced the already close interactions between monetary and fiscal policies in Africa. Policymakers provided support to their economies in a coordinated way. Both policies were countercyclical and complementary. Central banks reacted more forcefully than fiscal authorities, as high debt constrained the fiscal response.  The tighter fiscal-monetary policy nexus – while effective in facing the pandemic shock – presents risks for the future. The worsening fiscal situation represents a major challenge, not least for central banks. Against a backdrop of inflationary pressures and subdued recovery, political pressures could weigh on the management of monetary policy and generate tensions between policymakers. For central banks, reasserting the paramount importance of the goal of price stability is essential in order to reaffirm solid boundaries between fiscal and monetary policy, and to fend off fiscal dominance risks.