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  • Saxo Bank’s Most Traded Q1 Stocks: Tesla Took Investors For A Ride

    Date 14/04/2020

    After a slow climb in January, the covid-19 pandemic flushed all profits down the drain in a matter of weeks. This was mostly personified by Tesla’s Q1 rollercoaster, going from a short squeeze which sparked a 50% increase in the stock price to being hit by the covid-19 lockdown, which made it drop back to where the year started.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Implements Arrangements For Extending Disclosure Of Annual Reports To Strengthen And Enhance All-Round Service For Listed Companies

    Date 14/04/2020

    On April 7, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) issued the "Announcement on Matters Concerning Current Work in Audit and Disclosure of Annual Reports of Listed Companies and Other Institutions", which makes a unified deployment for the matters concerning the extended disclosure of annual reports of listed companies, fully reflecting the support and care of the capital market for the listed companies. Today, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) released the "Notice on Supporting Listed Companies in Making Effective Efforts in Disclosure of 2019 Annual Reports" (the "Notice" for short, see attachment), so as to support the implementation of the specific requirements of the CSRC’s announcement, relay the warmth of regulation, and bolster the listed companies in the audit and disclosure of 2019 annual reports.

  • NSD Begins To Calculate Values Of Eurobonds Linked To CBR Rate And Euro-Denominated Corporate Eurobonds

    Date 14/04/2020

    On 16 April 2020, the Valuation Center of National Settlement Depository (NSD) started calculating the value of bonds with a floating scheme of payments linked to the Bank of Russia’s rate, and of Russian corporate issuers’ Euro-denominated Eurobonds.

  • Details Of Changes To ASIC Regulatory Work And Priorities In Light Of COVID-19

    Date 14/04/2020

    ASIC has previously stated it would temporarily change its regulatory work and priorities to allow it and regulated entities to focus on the impact of COVID-19. This will include the deferral of some activities and redeployment of staff to address issues of immediate concern, including maintaining the integrity of markets and protecting vulnerable consumers.

  • JPX Response To Spread Of Novel Coronavirus

    Date 14/04/2020

    In regard to the spread of the novel coronavirus, Japan Exchange Group (JPX) understands the need to fulfil its duty as public infrastructure by ensuring continued smooth operation of the market. For this reason, JPX has responded by establishing a BCP (Business Continuity Plan) Emergency Headquarters headed by Group CEO Kiyota Akira and implementing the following measures.