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  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Security RU000A0JU1Q8

    Date 26/11/2020

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 26.11.2020, 15-57 (MSK) the upper bound of the price band (up to 108.92) and initial margins (up to 13.75 %) for the security RU000A0JU1Q8 were changed. New values are available here

  • Alexander Höptner Leaves Boerse Stuttgart

    Date 26/11/2020

    Alexander Höptner (50), Chairman of the Management Board of Boerse Stuttgart GmbH and EUWAX AG, is leaving Boerse Stuttgart Group at the end of the year at his own request to pursue new professional challenges. A decision about his succession in both companies will be made promptly.

  • Federation Of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS) Announces Champions League Award 2020 Winners

    Date 26/11/2020

    The Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS) announces Champions League Award 2020 Winners among FEAS Members’ Markets Participants.

  • EGX’S Chairman Lectures IDS’s Future Ambassadors On Egyptian Capital Markets Development

    Date 26/11/2020

    The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through its educational arm, The Institute of Diplomatic Studies (IDS), have agreed to provide lectures to new diplomats, introducing the role of capital market in supporting and developing the economies and contributing to the goals of economic and social development plans.  These lectures are a continuation of EGX’s efforts to promote the Egyptian financial market internationally enhancing the opportunities to attract foreign investment to promote economic growth in Egypt.

  • The Business Of Social Purpose, Speech By Jonathan Davidson, FCA Executive Director Of Supervision – Retail And Authorisations, Given At The 6th Annual Culture And Conduct Forum

    Date 26/11/2020

    Highlights

    • Culture remains a key area of focus for the FCA.
    • During the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis, financial services firms have supported consumers, and been part of the solution rather than the problem, providing an opportunity to rebuild trust in financial services moving forwards.
    • While coronavirus might be the most immediate challenge firms are facing, it isn’t the only one – the need to break barriers around diversity and inclusion, and climate change and sustainability are key challenges that also require urgent attention. 
    • Firms with healthy cultures – cultures that are purposeful, safe, and support environments that are diverse and inclusive – will be better placed to tackle these challenges.
    • The financial services industry has the opportunity to make real progress, driven by social purpose.