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  • Broadridge Appoints Les Turner Vice President, Investor Communication Solutions International

    Date 04/10/2018

    Broadridge Financial Solutions has appointed Les Turner as Vice President, Investor Communication Solutions International. As part of a management role focused on operations and client service within Broadridge’s global proxy business, Turner will work closely with product, sales and account management teams. He is based in London and reports to Demi Derem, General Manager, Investor Communication Solutions International.

  • The World Federation Of Exchanges Publishes Five Sustainability Principles For Member Exchanges

    Date 04/10/2018

    The World Federation of Exchanges ("WFE"), the global industry group for exchanges and CCPs, has today published a set of five WFE Sustainability Principles (“the Principles”) that constitute a formal declaration by the WFE and its membership to take on a leadership role in promoting the sustainable finance agenda. 

  • Bursa Malaysia Securities Sector Update

    Date 04/10/2018

    Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad (“Bursa Securities”) has decided to update the classification of sector for Ideal Jacobs (Malaysia) Corporation Bhd (“IJACOBS”) to come into effect on 9.00 a.m., Monday, 8 October 2018. 

  • Strengthening HR Practices In The Singapore Insurance Industry

    Date 04/10/2018

    The Tripartite Advisory on Human Capital Practices for Insurance was launched today.  The advisory sets out good human resource practices for the insurance industry in the areas of building a talent pipeline, skills-based hiring, and managing retrenchment responsibly.  It also encourages insurance firms to support their employees in acquiring relevant skills and transitioning to new job roles, as jobs are being transformed by technology.   

  • UK Post-Crisis Low In Penalty Amounts Against Individuals Buck Global Trend In 2017

    Date 04/10/2018

    • UK penalty amounts against individuals dropped from £18.8m to £970,000 from 2016 to 2017, its lowest since the financial crisis.
    • U.S., European (excluding UK) and Hong Kong penalty amounts against individuals rose over the same period.
    • Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia had a greater proportion of their total penalty amounts against individuals than northern hemisphere markets from 2013-2017.