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  • SGX Welcomes Shanaya Limited To Catalist

    Date 19/08/2021

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) today welcomed Shanaya Limited to its Catalist under the stock code “SES”.

  • ASX Limited Full-Year Results To 30 June 2021 (FY21)

    Date 19/08/2021

    Financial highlights relative to the prior comparative period (FY20) based on Group segment reporting

    • Results reflect strength of diversified business given impact of the RBA’s current policy settings 
    • Operating revenue up 1.4% to $951.5m, with strong growth in listings and equity activities balancing effects of interest rate policy on futures 
    • Statutory NPAT down 3.6% to $480.9m and underlying NPAT down 6.4% 
    • Material decline in interest earnings reflecting policy settings 
    • Higher capital investment in long-term sustainability of business 
    • 90% dividend payout policy maintained

  • New Zealand Government Announcement: Workplaces That Can Open At Level 4

    Date 19/08/2021

    Update from the Director General of Health: 19 August 2021, 2pm

    The Director General of Health has declared that registered banks and licensed non-bank deposit taking entities carrying out critical financial services may operate as a Level 4 Business or Service.  View the Gazette notice.

  • SEC: Market Structure Updated Metrics

    Date 18/08/2021

    SEC Staff is pleased to provide the following updates:

    •  Updated Metrics. Data series containing daily cancel-to-trade ratios, trade-order volumes, hidden rates, and odd-lot rate metrics for Q2 2021 are now available. This data extends to 114 total months the data series you can view in the data visualization tool as well as download in CSV format. The visualization for quote-life data now defaults to Q2 2021.

  • IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva’s Statement On The Summit Of The Heads Of State Of The Economic And Monetary Community Of Central Africa (CEMAC)

    Date 18/08/2021

    • Fruitful discussions with Central African States Leaders on the economic impact of the pandemic and the challenges facing the region. Discussions also focused on the need to create job opportunities, improve living standards, and strengthen transparency.
    • The IMF remains a partner of the region as countries strive to pave the way for post-pandemic sustainable growth.