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EACH Publishes Its Updated EACH CSDR Settlement Discipline Framework
Date 03/06/2024
On Monday 3rd June, EACH published its updated EACH CSDR Settlement Discipline Framework, to help ensure that market participants and infrastructure are aware of the updated CCP practices in the field of the Settlement Discipline Regime. This revised framework reflects the amendments to the Central Securities Depository Regulation via CSDR Review, and those stemming from the amendment of penalties mechanism under Article 19 of the CSDR Settlement Discipline Regime.
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NYSE Technical Glitch Sparks Volatility In Dozens Of Stocks
Date 03/06/2024
At least 60 stocks listed on the NYSE were halted due to volatility and some stocks showed unusual outsized movements.
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Statistics From Nasdaq Nordic Exchange May 2024
Date 03/06/2024
Monthly statistics including stock and derivative statistics;
- Volumes and Market cap
- Most traded companies
- Most active members
- Listings and member
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US Office Of The Comptroller Of The Currency Releases CRA Evaluations For 19 National Banks And Federal Savings Associations
Date 03/06/2024
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today released a list of Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) performance evaluations that became public during the period of May 1, 2024, through May 31, 2024. The list contains only national banks, federal savings associations, and insured federal branches of foreign banks that have received ratings. The possible ratings are outstanding, satisfactory, needs to improve, and substantial noncompliance.
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ISDA - The Swap, Episode 41: Exploring GenAI
Date 03/06/2024
A new paper from ISDA Future Leaders in Derivatives explores the potential for generative artificial intelligence in the derivatives market. Scott O’Malia talks to IFLD participants Tom Reynolds and Katherine Arden about the paper’s findings and recommendations.
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The EBA And ESMA Invite Comments On The Review Of The Investment Firms Prudential Framework
Date 03/06/2024
The European Banking Authority (EBA) and the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) published today a discussion paper on the potential review of the investment firms’ prudential framework. The discussion paper aims at gathering early stakeholder feedback to inform the response to the European Commission’s call for advice (CfA). The consultation runs until 30 August 2024. To assess the impact of the possible changes discussed in the paper, the EBA also launched a data collection exercise on a voluntary basis.
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Nasdaq Nordic And Baltic Markets Trading Statistics May 2024
Date 03/06/2024
Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today publishes monthly trade statistics for the Nordic and Baltic markets.
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Deutsche Börse Cash Market Trading Volumes In May 2024
Date 03/06/2024
Deutsche Börse’s cash markets generated a turnover of €114.19 billion in May (previous year: €106.54 billion / previous month: €119.45 billion).
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Sławomir Panasiuk Is GPW’s Vice-President
Date 03/06/2024
The Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) has approved the appointment of Sławomir Panasiuk as Member of the Management Board of the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The new Vice-President will be responsible for IT and technology. His appointment to the GPW Management Board is important in the context of ongoing work on the launch of the WATS, one of the most important technological projects of the last eight years implemented by the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
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ICE Mortgage Monitor: Home Prices Cool For Second Straight Month In April As Purchase Demand Softens, Inventory Deficits Improve
Date 03/06/2024
- The number of homes for sale has been gradually improving on softer purchase demand in this spring’s higher interest rate environment, as inventory hit its highest seasonally adjusted level since mid-2020
- Nearly 90% of U.S. metropolitan areas now have more homes for sale than at this same point last year, with inventory in 14 of the top 100 markets having returned to pre-pandemic, 2017-2019 levels
- The ICE Home Price Index (HPI) for April showed cooling annual growth for the second consecutive month, falling to +5.1% from a revised 5.7% in March and +6.1% in February
- Similarly, unadjusted monthly gains (+0.88%) in April dipped below the 25-year same-month average for the first time this year
- Adjusted for seasonality, home prices rose +0.28% in April (down from March’s +0.45%), equivalent to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate (SAAR) of +3.4%
- Should adjusted gains hold at this pace, by June the backward-looking annual growth rate would fall below +4.25% and be less than +4% by July
- However, with both supply (-36%) and demand (-45%) still sitting well below pre-pandemic levels, meaningful 30-year interest rate movements could shift the market relatively quickly in either direction
