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Tokyo Financial Exchange: Rollover Of Leading Contract Month For Three-month Euroyen Futures

Date 24/03/2020

Tokyo Financial Exchange has decided to shift the leading contract month for Euroyen futures from the current September 2020 contracts to the December 2020 contracts, effective from 19 March 2020.

Dubai Financial Services Authority Supports The UAE Government’s Measures To Address the Challenges Of Covid-19

Date 24/03/2020

• DFSA cooperating with local and international regulators
• DIFC firms and markets continue to show resilience
• DFSA warns against heightened risks of cyber-attacks, phishing scams and fraud

Tokyo Commodity Exchange: SCB Range Settings For Platts Dubai Crude Oil, Gasoline And Kerosene

Date 24/03/2020

Along with the product transfer of rubber, precious metals and agricultural market divisions to Osaka Exchange (OSE) on July 27, 2020, the management of the energy market remaining at Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) will also be integrated within OSE’s business operations.

Japan Financial Services Agency - At BG2C [Blockchain Global Governance Conference] Special Online Panel Discussion - Keynote Speech By Commissioner ENDO Toshihide

Date 24/03/2020

Welcome to the “Blockchain Global Governance Conference,” called “BG2C” for short.

First of all, I regret to inform you that we have changed the schedule of the physical conference sessions to April 21 to 22 due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

SEC Provides Temporary Additional Flexibility To Registered Investment Companies Affected By Coronavirus - Permits Funds To Use Additional Funding And Other Tools To Manage Their Portfolios For The Benefit Of Investors

Date 24/03/2020

The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced temporary flexibility for registered funds affected by recent market events to borrow funds from certain affiliates and to enter into certain other lending arrangements. Today’s relief is designed to provide funds with additional tools to manage their portfolios for the benefit of all shareholders as investors may seek to rebalance their investments.

New Zealand Financial Markets Authority COVID-19 Update - 24 March 2020

Date 24/03/2020

The Government has confirmed financial services among its list of essential services that need to continue to operate when New Zealand moves to Level 4 in its COVID-19 response.

Nadex Widens Acceptable Bid/Ask Spread Used In Currency Expiration Value Calculation And Refrains/Delays From Listing Certain Contracts

Date 23/03/2020

Due to activity in the underlying markets upon which the Nadex contracts are based and pursuant to the authority granted in Nadex Rule 12.1(h), on trade date Monday, March 23, 2020 Nadex took the following actions:  

PNGX Actions In Response To Coronavirus

Date 23/03/2020

PNGX, Papua New Guinea’s national stock exchange, is planning to keep the market open, orderly and fair in the national interest.

G20 Finance Ministers & Central Bank Governors Virtual Meeting – 23 March 2020

Date 23/03/2020

The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors met virtually on Monday 23 March 2020, under the Saudi G20 Presidency, to discuss the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the global economy and coordinate their efforts in response to this global challenge. They also discussed the preparation for the virtual G20 Leaders’ Summit, which the Saudi G20 Presidency is convening in a few days to coordinate international efforts to address this pandemic and the related economic and social impacts.

ISDA Chief Executive Officer Scott O'Malia Offers Informal Comments On Important OTC Derivatives Issues In derivatiViews, Reflecting ISDA's Long-Held Commitment To Making The Market Safer And More Efficient.

Date 23/03/2020

Governments, central banks and regulators have taken decisive and critical action in response to the economic and financial turmoil caused by the coronavirus outbreak, from rate cuts and fiscal stimulus packages to regulatory relief in reaction to market stress and industry contingency measures. But some jurisdictions have gone further and implemented closures to certain markets and infrastructures – a step we would urge others to avoid.