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  • HKEX: Stock Exchange Participants' Market Share Report

    Date 25/07/2019

    Stock Exchange Participants' Market Share Report 

  • SquareBook’s FCA Approval Paves The Way To Unbundling Equity Primary Markets, Bringing Innovation And Competition To The IPO Process

    Date 25/07/2019

    Following participation in the FCA’s Sandbox initiative in 2018/2019,  SquareBook has received regulatory authorisation under Article 25 (2) of the Regulated Activities Order to ‘make arrangements with a view to transactions in investments’. The FCA approval enables SquareBook to provide innovative new services in the Initial Public Offering (IPO) process to benefit firms looking to go public. SquareBook is specifically designed to remove the conflicts of interest inherent in the current book building process - conflicts which affect decisions about who receives allocations of shares and which can also distort the pricing of shares.

  • Mirae Asset To Release Two Innovative Chinese Biotech And Cloud Computing ETFs

    Date 25/07/2019

    Solactive is pleased to announce the release of two thematic indices that capitalize on two significant megatrends that have the capacity to change not only consumer behavior, but also society as a whole. Both the Solactive China Cloud Computing Index and the Solactive China Biotech Index aim to track the individual performance of the twenty largest and most liquid Chinese companies operating in their corresponding sectors. Mirae Asset Global Investments, one of Asia’s major asset managers, licenses both indices for the issuance of two respective ETFs tailored to investors who want to benefit from the growing demand in Cloud Computing as well as the vast innovation in Life Science and Biotech.

  • New CCP12 Position Paper Highlights Best Practices Of Effective Third-Party Risk Management

    Date 25/07/2019

    Since the G20 mandate, the critically important role of central counterparties (CCPs) in the global financial marketplace has been subject to heightened focus. Like other parts of the financial system, CCPs enter into relationships with a wide range of domestic and foreign third-parties to outsource part or entire functions, interact directly with customers, address deficiencies in operations/compliance, leverage emerging technologies etc. In the interest of providing best in class services, CCP’s delivery model are moving increasingly from traditional in-house delivery methods to more complex supply chain models, requiring specialized skills and resources. This increases the need for better oversight of the third-parties utilized. CCP12 recognizes that if such third-parties do not have proper risk oversight and controls in place, a CCP, and the wider financial system, could be exposed to increased fiscal, operational, regulatory or reputational risks.

  • ASIC Sues ANZ For Misrepresentations And Unconscionable Conduct Over Account Fees

    Date 25/07/2019

    ASIC confirms that it has now commenced proceedings in the Federal Court against Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ). In these proceedings, ASIC will allege ANZ was not entitled to charge certain periodic payment fees under the Bank’s contracts with its customers.