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  • SEC: ICO “Listing” Website Charged With Unlawfully Touting Digital Asset Securities

    Date 14/07/2021

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced settled charges against the operator of Coinschedule.com, a once-popular website that profiled offerings of digital asset securities.  The SEC’s order finds that United Kingdom-based Blotics Ltd. violated the anti-touting provisions of the federal securities laws by failing to disclose the compensation it received from issuers of the digital asset securities it profiled.

  • Global X ETFs US Releases Three Thematic ETFs On A Single Day Giving Investors Exposure To Future Technologies

    Date 14/07/2021

    Popularity amongst investors for thematic investment strategies remains high. According to CNBC, assets in thematic ETFs have hit $133 billion, up from $27 billion before the pandemic. As one of the key players in the field of thematic investing, Global X ETFs US releases three new ETFs on one single day, all of which track companies operating on technologies that are expected to shape the planet’s future. The three ETFs are the Global X Hydrogen ETF, the Global X AgTech & Food Innovation ETF, and the Global X Blockchain ETF. All ETFs track Solactive indices as their underlying, respectively, and started trading at NASDAQ on July 14th, 2021.

  • MOEX To Launch Quarterly Options On US Stock Index Futures

    Date 14/07/2021

    On 20 July 2021 MOEX will launch trading in options on US stock index futures.


  • BIS: Stress-Testing Banks For Climate Change – A Comparison Of Practices

    Date 14/07/2021

    Global and national financial authorities are increasingly taking action to require the financial industry to assess and manage climate risks. To this end, they have launched stress tests for banks and more exercises are planned for the near future. The use of stress tests is an important step forward in dealing with climate risks as these tests are useful for sizing, even if only approximately, potential impacts of climate risks.

  • Europex: ‘Fit For 55’ Package: A Coherent, Competitive And Innovation-Friendly Market Framework Needed To Drive 2030 Decarbonisation Efforts

    Date 14/07/2021

    Europex welcomes the publication of the ‘Fit for 55’ package as an important step to align European climate and energy legislation with the agreed target of at least 55% net emission reductions by 2030. The legislative proposals published today underline the common understanding that competitive energy and emissions markets must drive decarbonisation efforts at least cost to the energy system and consumers while ensuring a high level of competition and innovation. We therefore welcome proposals to strengthen the EU ETS and bolster its role as the central instrument for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the EU. Coherence is needed across the entire package, for example ensuring that national support schemes do not undermine the efficient functioning of energy and emissions markets. We comment below on selected proposals.