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  • Powernext Publishes The French Residual Mix For 2017

    Date 05/07/2018

    Following the directives of the Energy and Climate Authority (DGEC), Powernext publishes information about renewable energy consumed in France in 2017.

  • ESMA Seeks Candidates For Its Stakeholder Group

    Date 05/07/2018

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is seeking candidates to represent the interests of all types of financial markets stakeholders as members of its Securities Markets Stakeholders Group (SMSG).

  • Securities Commission Malaysia Invites Applications For Registration As Equity Crowdfunding And Peer-To-Peer Financing Operators

    Date 05/07/2018

    The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) announced today that it is inviting parties interested to operate equity crowdfunding (ECF) or peer-to-peer (P2P) financing platforms to submit applications for registration with the SC. Applications must be submitted to the SC latest by 7 September 2018.

  • Greater Flexibility For Bond Investors - Boerse Stuttgart Launches Incremental Trading For Exchange-Based Orders - New Arrangement Gives Bond Investors Greater Flexibility Over Trading Volumes

    Date 05/07/2018

    Premiere at Boerse Stuttgart: For the first time ever, retail investors are no longer restricted to the specified minimum denomination or a multiple thereof when trading bonds. At Boerse Stuttgart, orders can now be adjusted in a series of increments. An increment is the amount by which an investment sum can be increased on the basis of the minimum denomination specified whenever a bond is issued. For example, an investor can now purchase EUR 12,000 of a bond that has been issued with a minimum denomination of EUR 10,000 and an increment of EUR 1,000. Previously, investors could only trade in multiples of the minimum denomination – in this case in EUR 10,000 steps. It is still not possible, however, to trade bonds below the minimum denomination.

  • Solactive Combines ESG, Low Volatility, And High Dividend Yield In New Index Concept

    Date 05/07/2018

    Solactive is pleased to announce the launch of the Climate and Energy Transition Index, an index tracking the performance of companies that show the best commitment to energy transition in their sectors while exhibiting low volatility and high dividend yield characteristics. The index is based on a methodology developed by Natixis in collaboration with Sustainalytics, a leading global provider of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) research and ratings. The index is to be used as the basis for structured products issued by Natixis.