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  • Japan Financial Services Agency: Summary Of Results Of The Third Survey On The Use Of LIBOR

    Date 31/03/2022

    The JFSA, together with the Bank of Japan, conducted a joint survey of financial institutions, including banks, securities companies and insurance companies, regarding their use of LIBOR. The reference date of this survey is end-2021.

  • HKEX Stock Exchange Participants' Market Share Report

    Date 31/03/2022

    Stock Exchange Participants' Market Share Report

  • Saudi Exchange Announces The Cancellation Of The Outstanding Orders In Conjunction With The Implementation Of The Post-Trade Infrastructure Enhancements On Sunday 3 April 2022

    Date 31/03/2022

    Following the announcement of the Saudi Tadawul Group regarding its intention to launch a bundle of enhancements to strengthen the Post-Trade infrastructure, The Saudi Exchange announces the Cancellation of all outstanding orders after the end of today’s trading, Thursday 31-03-2022, in preparation for the implementation of the Post-Trade Infrastructure enhancements.
     

  • State Street Global Markets: Investor Confidence Decreases 4.2 Points In March to 99.7

    Date 31/03/2022

    State Street Global Markets has released the results of the State Street Investor Confidence Index® (ICI) for March 2022.

  • Japan Financial Services Agency: Preparation For Permanent Cessation Of LIBOR

    Date 31/03/2022

    On March 5, 2021, ICE Benchmark Administration (IBA) has announced that it intends to cease the publication of LIBOR based on the current methodology referencing rates provided by panel banks (panel-based LIBOR) immediately after end-2021 except for certain US dollar LIBOR settings. While LIBOR is mainly referenced in derivative contracts such as interest rate swaps, it is also quoted in a significant number of cash products including corporate loans and bonds. Additionally, it is used in wide range of users, including not only financial institutions but also non-financial corporate and institutional investors. In this regard, there is the possibility of disruption to users if LIBOR were ceased without sufficient preparation.
    Through close cooperation with the Bank of Japan and other relevant institutions, the Financial Services Agency of Japan (JFSA) will publish or provide links to related materials to help market participants, including financial institutions and non-financial corporate and institutional investors better understand the necessity of taking actions in preparation for the cessation of LIBOR, and also support market-led initiatives for a smooth transition away from LIBOR.