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Monetary Authority Of Singapore’s Cyber Security Advisory Panel Proposes Ways To Strengthen Security In IT Supply Chains, Online Banking, And Blockchains

Date 29/10/2021

The Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) Cyber Security Advisory Panel (CSAP) [1] , comprising experts in cyber security from around the world, provided insights on how MAS and financial institutions (FIs) can bolster their cyber defences. At its fifth annual meeting, held virtually on 26 and 27 October 2021, the Panel supported the adoption of “zero-trust” security principles and architecture to tackle advanced cyber threats and IT supply chain attacks. In addition, the panel also discussed cyber risks and mitigating actions in emerging technologies like blockchains and digital currencies.

ETFGI Reports ESG ETFs And ETPs Listed Globally Gathered A Record US$119 Billion US Of Net Inflows In The First 9 Months Of 2021

Date 29/10/2021

ETFGI, a leading independent research and consultancy firm covering trends in the global ETFs and ETPs ecosystem, reports ESG ETFs and ETPs listed globally gathered a record US$119 billion of net inflows in the first 9 months of 2021.   Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ETFs and ETPs listed globally gathered net inflows of US$9.83 billion during September, bringing year-to-date net inflows to US$118.94 billion which is much higher than the US$47 billion gathered at this point last year. Total assets invested in ESG ETFs and ETPs decreased by 1.3% from US$327 billion at the end of August 2021 to US$324 billion, according to ETFGI’s September 2021 ETF and ETP ESG industry landscape insights report, a monthly report which is part of an annual paid-for research subscription service.  (All dollar values in USD unless otherwise noted.) 

Worldline Shares Its Vision On Payments Experience Trends In 2030

Date 29/10/2021

Worldline, the European leader in payments and transactional services, publishes its report ‘Navigating Digital Payments’ which was created by its team of Scientific Community experts. The report outlines Worldline’s vision of how payments may look in 2030, based on analysis and predictions of future payment trends.

Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change On Securities And Derivatives Market

Date 29/10/2021

1. CCP NCC is changing the following risk parameters on Securities market starting from November 01, 2021:

FSB - Lessons Learnt From The COVID-19 Pandemic From A Financial Stability Perspective: Final Report

Date 29/10/2021

The Italian G20 Presidency asked the FSB to identify preliminary lessons for financial stability from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Moscow Exchange Risk Parameters Change For The Security WDC-RM

Date 29/10/2021

As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 29.10.2021, 11-06 (MSK) the lower bound of the price band (up to 3339) and initial margins (up to 26.25 %) for the security WDC-RM were changed. New values are available here

FSB Chair Reports To G20 Leaders Ahead Of The Rome Summit

Date 29/10/2021

The Financial Stability Board (FSB) today published a letter from its Chair, Randal K Quarles, to G20 Leaders ahead of their Summit in Rome this week.

Moscow Exchange Announces Results For The Third Quarter Of 2021

Date 29/10/2021

Moscow Exchange (MOEX) today announces its financial results in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for Q3 2021. Record fee income from the Money Market, Depository & Settlement Services and the Derivatives Market as well as strong performance across other business lines helped MOEX achieve all-time high quarterly fee income.

Japan Financial Services Agency: Finalization of the Revised Guidelines for Investor and Company Engagement

Date 29/10/2021

1. Finalization of the Revised Guidelines for Investor and Company Engagement and Summary of Public Comments

Hong Kong Securities And Futures Commission Concludes Consultation On Conduct Requirements For Bookbuilding And Placing Activities

Date 29/10/2021

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today released consultation conclusions on conduct requirements for capital market transactions in Hong Kong  which clarify the roles of intermediaries and set out the standards expected of them in bookbuilding, pricing, allocation and placing activities. The SFC’s proposals received broad support.