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  • Moscow Exchange Risk Parameters Changes - Update 2

    Date 18/03/2020

    Please follow the links below to access the information:

    REPO risk parameters change for the security SBER

    Risk parameters change for the security AFLT

    Risk parameters change for the security FXTB

  • HKEX Chief Executive Charles Li On HKEX’s Commitment To Its Markets

    Date 18/03/2020

    Over the past week or so, global markets have seen heightened volatility reflecting the macro environment and impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. Throughout this period, HKEX’s markets have continued to operate with resilience, upholding a fair and orderly trading environment while at the same time ensuring the safety and wellbeing of our colleagues. Our clearing and risk management systems have remained fully functional, providing efficiency, reliability and transparency, at a time when this is most needed. Market safety mechanisms, such as our trading halt arrangements for after-hours options trading, have functioned as expected.

  • Being True To The Ideals Of Decentralization Can Help Businesses Fight Coronavirus, Says Bitfinex

    Date 18/03/2020

    Bitfinex, a state-of-the-art digital asset trading platform, has advocated that businesses adopt a decentralized model that promotes remote working as a means of adapting to the challenges presented by the coronavirus.

  • Moscow Exchange: REPO Risk Parameters Change For The Security SBER

    Date 18/03/2020

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 18.03.2020, 11-24 (MSK) the lower bound of the REPO rate for tenor Y0/Y1Dt (up to -84.98 %), penalty rate and IR Risk Rate (up to -0.476 rub) for the security SBER were changed. New values are available here

  • ECB Statement

    Date 18/03/2020

    With regards to comments made by Governor Holzmann, the ECB states:

    The Governing Council was unanimous in its analysis that in addition to the measures it decided on 12 March 2020, the ECB will continue to monitor closely the consequences for the economy of the spreading coronavirus and that the ECB stands ready to adjust all of its measures, as appropriate, should this be needed to safeguard liquidity conditions in the banking system and to ensure the smooth transmission of its monetary policy in all jurisdictions.