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Nigerian Stock Exchange Set To Hold Strategic Meetings As Demutualisation Nears Completion
Date 12/02/2020
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (“NSE” or “The Exchange”) will convene a mandatory Court Ordered Meeting (COM) of its members to pass requisite resolutions for the demutualisation of the Exchange. Similarly, The Exchange will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) to pass the resolutions for the appointment of inaugural board members of Nigerian Exchange Group Plc., post demutualisation of The Nigerian Stock Exchange. Both meetings (COM and EGM) will hold on March 3, 2020 at the Grand Banquet Hall of Civic Centre, Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue, Victoria Island, Lagos.
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Malawi Stock Exchange Monthly Market Performance Report -January 2020
Date 12/02/2020
Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's monthly market performance report.
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AnaCap Signs Agreement To Acquire Leading UK Wealthtech Platform
Date 12/02/2020
AnaCap Financial Partners (“AnaCap”), a leading specialist European financial services private equity firm, today announces an agreement to acquire a leading wealthtech platform, Wealthtime (“the Company”), as the initial investment in a sector growth and consolidation strategy.
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EEX Final Settlement Prices For Liquid Milk Futures February 2020
Date 12/02/2020
Please find below the Final Settlement Prices for Liquid Milk Futures February 2020.
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The World Federation Of Exchanges Establishes Benchmark For Enterprise Risk Management
Date 12/02/2020
The World Federation of Exchanges (“WFE”), the global industry group for exchanges and CCPs, has today published a benchmarking paper examining the organisational structures for enterprise and operational risk within market infrastructures (MIs).v
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Vienna Stock Exchange: Increasing Public Interest In The Stock Market; Zero-Interest-Rate Reality Has Reached The Wider Population (Aktienforum-Survey)
Date 12/02/2020
More and more Austrians want to participate in the economy with stock investments instead of earning zero interest. According to a survey presented today by Aktienforum and the Federation of Austrian Industries, the interest in buying securities has more than doubled since 2017 among the Austrian population. Once again, the survey by Peter Hajek shows that a lack of knowledge is presently preventing the population from participating in the capital market. Other reasons are lack of wealth or fear of choosing the wrong shares. It is all the more positive that the new Austrian government programme contains positive signals with regard to precisely these points. In addition to a tax benefit (abolishment of capital gains tax if shares are held for a minimum period), basic education in economics and finance is to be strengthened in the school curricula.
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Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Freight Charge Spread Associated With Rubber (RSS3) Deliveries In Designated Warehouses
Date 12/02/2020
Regarding the matter in the title, we would like to inform you that it has been decided as below,
Pursuant to the provisions of Article 6.10 of the Rubber Delivery Detailed Rules, the Freight Charge Spread of delivery (from June-2020 contract month and onward) in TOCOM designated warehouses located in Hyogo prefecture shall be JPY 12/kg between Tokyo-Kobe.
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SGX RegCo Uses AI To Enhance Surveillance Activities
Date 12/02/2020
Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) is making its surveillance and regulation of the securities market more targeted and effective with the application of artificial intelligence (AI) enhancements to its real-time monitoring system.
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CCP12 Publishes Progress And Initiatives In OTC Derivatives - A CCP12 Report
Date 12/02/2020
Today CCP12 - The Global Association of Central Counterparties - publishes ‘Progress and Initiatives in OTC Derivatives – A CCP12 Report’, a second instalment in a series of reports exploring the current and future ecosystem of OTC derivatives.
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Tokyo Commodity Exchange January 2020 Market Summary - TOCOM January Daily Volume Averaged 88,374 Contracts, Up 41.1% M-o-M
Date 12/02/2020
The Tokyo Commodity Exchange announced today that January 2020 average daily volume was 88,374 contracts, up 41.1% from December 2019. Volume increased for TOCOM’s most active contracts; Gold Standard was up 51.3% to 36,395 contracts, Platinum Standard was up 34.4% to 17,756 contracts, Dubai Crude Oil was up 24.1% to 12,704 contracts and RSS3 Rubber was up 11.6% to 4,998 contracts.
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