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  • Credit Suisse Launches ETFs At SIX

    Date 16/03/2020

    The Swiss Stock Exchange SIX welcomes another high-profile issuer to its ETF segment: Today, Credit Suisse Asset Management is listing its first 5 ETFs, broadening the choices for investors particularly in the ESG space. This takes the number of ETF providers to 25, and the number of ETFs to a record of 1,564, emphasizing the position of the Swiss Stock Exchange as one of Europe’s top three ETF venues.

  • Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change For The Security MSTT

    Date 16/03/2020

    As per the Securities market risk parameters methodology, on 16.03.2020, 10-04 (MSK) the upper bound of the price band (up to 183.05) and initial margins (up to 87.5 %) for the security MSTT were changed. New values are available here

  • SGX Introduces S$5 Million Care Package To Provide Support Amid COVID-19

    Date 16/03/2020

    • Package includes contribution to Community Chest’s The Courage Fund, support for listed companies and staff
    • Part of broader efforts to reinforce Singapore’s resilience as global marketplace

  • Customers Are Urged To Use Smart Channels: Dubai Financial Market Temporarily Shuts Its Trading Floor As A Precautionary Measure To Protect Public Health - Hassan Al Serkal: “Trading Activity Is Continuing As Usual Despite Of The Temporary Closure”

    Date 16/03/2020

    Dubai Financial Market (DFM) announced that it is temporarily closing its Trading Floor and Customer Affairs counters until further notice from today Monday 16 March 2020, as part of its commitment to public health of all market participants and employees and in line with measures taken in the UAE to contain coronavirus COVID-19.

  • As A Precaution Step, The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) Reduces The Trading Limits And Hours

    Date 16/03/2020

    The CEO of the  Amman Stock Exchange (ASE), Mr. Mazen Al-Wathafi, stated that in light of the recent developments resulting from the repercussions of the spread of the Corona virus and as a precautionary measure to confront these repercussions and the situation of uncertainty that prevailed in the market and affected investors and to mitigate its effects, the ASE in  coordination with the Jordan Securities Commission(JSC), the Syndicate Of Owners Of Financial Services Companies, the Investors Association and related parties, the Board of Directors of the ASE based on the provisions of Article (8) of the Securities Trading Bylaw decided as of Monday 16/3/2020 to lower the percentage of allowed price limits to be  2.5% for all traded securities, and to  reduce the hours of trading sessions at the exchange of the first and second markets, bonds and sukuk  Markets to be one hour instead of two hours as the following: