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  • IMF Executive Board Approves A US$356.5 Million Disbursement To Myanmar To Address The COVID-19 Pandemic

    Date 27/06/2020

    • The IMF Executive Board approves the 72nd request for emergency financial assistance to help its member countries address the challenges posed by COVID-19.
    • Myanmar’s economy has been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The global shock has led to a sharp decline in exports, remittances and tourist arrivals. Domestic activity has been constrained by the required lockdown measures.
    • To address the urgent balance-of-payments and fiscal needs, the IMF has approved US$ 356.5 million emergency assistance for Myanmar under the Rapid Credit Facility and the Rapid Financing Instrument.
    • This will support the government’s COVID-19 Economic Relief Plan that aims at minimizing the pandemic’s impact by stimulating the economy and boosting expenditures especially on health and social safety nets.

  • 17th Consecutive Nasdaq Closing Cross Sets Record For Number Of Shares Traded During 2020 Russell US Indexes Reconstitution

    Date 26/06/2020

    Nasdaq (Symbol: NDAQ) today announced the Nasdaq Closing Cross had a record day as it was used for the 17th consecutive year to rebalance Nasdaq-listed securities in the entire family of  Russell U.S. Indexes, part of leading global index provider FTSE Russell, during their annual reconstitution.

  • ISDA derivatiViews: Tackling Tough Legacy

    Date 26/06/2020

    How to handle ‘tough legacy’ LIBOR contracts that are all but impossible to amend or renegotiate has been an issue that has worried regulators and market participants ever since it was revealed the benchmark may cease to exist after the end of 2021. The UK has now announced its solution to this problem – one that will see the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) given powers via legislation to force a change in LIBOR’s methodology in the event it is no longer representative in order to allow a ‘synthetic LIBOR’ based on the new methodology to continue to be used for tough legacy exposures.


  • Telegram To Return $1.2 Billion To Investors And Pay $18.5 Million Penalty To Settle SEC Charges

    Date 26/06/2020

    The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that it obtained court approval of settlements with Telegram Group Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary TON Issuer Inc. to resolve charges that Telegram's unregistered offering of digital tokens called "Grams" violated the federal securities laws. The defendants agreed to return more than $1.2 billion to investors and to pay an $18.5 million civil penalty.


  • CFTC Commitments Of Traders Update

    Date 26/06/2020

    The current reports for the week of June 23, 2020 are now available.