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  • Malwai Stock Exchange Weekly Summary Report - 23 November 2018

    Date 23/11/2018

    Click here to download Malwai Stock Exchange's weekly summary report.

  • Moscow Exchange Signs MoU With China International Capital Corporation

    Date 23/11/2018

    On 22 November 2018, Moscow Exchange signed a Memorandum of Understanding with China International Capital Corporation (CICC), one of the largest investment banks in China. The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation between Russia and China to promote investment and develop the offshore Chinese yuan market in Russia. 

  • Bursa Malaysia Expands Green Lane Incentives To Reward More Companies For Good Corporate Governance And Disclosure Practices

    Date 23/11/2018

    Bursa Malaysia Berhad (“Bursa Malaysia” or “the Exchange”) today expanded its incentives under the Green Lane Policy (“GLP”) as well as the pool of eligible listed companies (currently limited to the constituents of the FBMKLCI) to now include constituents of the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Top 100 Index. First launched on 29 August 2017, this expanded initiative now serves to enable a broader pool of companies with good standard of corporate governance conduct and disclosure practices to benefit from GLP privileges.  

  • Updated: Financial Conduct Authority Launches Further Consultations Ahead Of The UK’s Exit From The EU

    Date 23/11/2018

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) yesterday published a further consultation on its approach to the UK’s exit from the EU. Today’s paper sets out additional proposals to prepare for the possibility the UK leaves the European Union on 29 March 2019 without an implementation period.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Severely Cracks Down On Illegal Fund Occupations By Controlling Shareholders And De Facto Controllers Of Listed Companies

    Date 23/11/2018

    Since the beginning of this year, some listed companies' controlling shareholders and de facto controllers experienced difficulties in capital turnover and gradually exposed credit risks due to factors such as market financing environment changes and high-proportion share pledge. As a result, some of them illegally occupied funds of the companies and caused bad market influence. In response to various types of illegal occupations, SZSE has insisted on "handling every violation found", adopted timely supervision measures such as issuing letters of concern and inquiries, filing for investigation, and taking disciplinary procedures, so as to severely crack down on such behaviors and urge listed companies to develop legally according to regulations.