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  • FIA: Global Futures And Options Trading Reaches Record Level In 2019

    Date 17/01/2020

    Summary statistics released today by FIA show that trading activity in the global exchange-traded derivatives markets rose by 13.7% in 2019 to reach a record of 34.47 billion contracts. Futures volume rose 12% to 19.24 billion contracts, while options volume rose 16% to 15.23 billion contracts.

  • Changes To Moscow Exchange"s Executive Board

    Date 17/01/2020

    Anna Kuznetsova, Member of the Moscow Exchange Executive Board and Managing Director of the Equity and Bond Market, will step down from her roles at the Exchange in April.

  • SET Focuses Inclusive Growth In 2020 In A Balanced And Sustainable Manner

    Date 17/01/2020

    The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) in 2020, marking the 45th anniversary, further creates growth for the capital market, society, and the country to grow together for inclusive well-being by enhancing process and expanding business in line with a three-year strategic framework (2020-2022), which prioritizes raising work efficiency and creating partnership platform to drive inclusive growth.


  • Monetary Authority Of Singapore: First Civil Penalty Enforcement Action For Failure To Disclose Shareholding Interests

    Date 17/01/2020

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has imposed a civil penalty of $200,000 on Mr Lim Soon Fang for not disclosing changes in, and providing false information regarding his shareholding in Asia-Pacific Strategic Investments Limited (ASIL) [1] . This is the first civil penalty action by MAS for breaches of shareholding disclosure requirements under Part VII of the Securities and Futures Act (SFA) since the civil penalty regime was extended to these contraventions in November 2012.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Reports On Dealing With SSE-Listed Companies’ Violations In Information Disclosure In 2019

    Date 17/01/2020

    In 2019, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) earnestly implemented the requirements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council for the reform and development of the capital market and the unified deployments of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), focused on the primary goal of improving the quality of the listed companies, followed the principle of “achieving effectiveness by streamlining and refining administration” to make every effort in dealing with the violations in information disclosure, further tightened the responsibilities of the “key minorities” such as directors, supervisors and executives as well as major shareholders and actual controllers of the listed companies, and urged the listed companies and relevant responsible persons to keep in mind the “four awes (stand in awe of market, rule of law, expertise and investors)” and defend the “four bottom lines (not disclose fake information, not engage in insider trading, not manipulate stock prices and not harm the interests of listed companies)”. By punishing all kinds of market irregularities, cracking down on violations, maintaining the order of information disclosure, and protecting the interests of small and medium-sized investors, the SSE has strived to build a sound market environment.