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  • Call for papers: Financial Stability Board (FSB) And Deutsche Bundesbank Plenary Session At 2018 Annual Meeting Of Central Bank Research Association (CEBRA)

    Date 28/02/2018

    The Financial Stability Board (FSB) and the Deutsche Bundesbank are seeking academic paper submissions for a plenary session on the ‘Post-implementation Evaluation of the G20 Financial Regulatory Reforms’ at the 2018 Annual Meeting of CEBRA. The conference is co-organised by the Research Center SAFE (Sustainable Architecture for Finance in Europe) and will take place at Goethe University in Frankfurt on 20-21 August, 2018.

  • SWIFT gpi Reduces Cross-Border Payment Times To Minutes, Even Seconds

    Date 28/02/2018

    • 50% of SWIFT gpi payments are credited in less than 30 minutes
    • Payments are being sent across 220 country corridors
    • New corridors are being opened every day 
    • More than USD 100 billion in gpi payments made per day 

  • SGX Welcomes OTCex Hong Kong Limited As Derivatives Trading Member

    Date 28/02/2018

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) welcomes OTCex Hong Kong Limited to its derivatives market as a Trading Member.

  • FSB Peer Review Of Hong Kong Completes First Round Of Country Reviews

    Date 28/02/2018

    The Financial Stability Board (FSB) published today its peer review of Hong Kong. This completes the first round of country reviews of FSB member jurisdictions. A second round, to be undertaken over a longer cycle (corresponding to around three reviews per year) and focusing on topics that support the G20 implementation agenda, will be launched in late 2018.

  • HKEX 2017 Final Results

    Date 28/02/2018

    Key messages

    Profit attributable to shareholders for 2017 was 28 per cent higher than prior year reflecting the combined effect of revenue growth and continuing cost discipline.

    Key highlights for the year include:

    • Revenue and other income for 2017 was 19 per cent higher than 2016. This growth included: 
    1. Higher trading and clearing fees driven by a 32 per cent increase in Cash Market turnover, partly offset by lower HKFE volumes and LME revenue; 
    2. An increase in Stock Exchange listing fees from growth in the number of newly listed securities; and
    3. A significant increase in net investment income from both Corporate and Margin Funds. 
    • Operating expenses grew by 3 per cent against the prior year. While continuing to invest in key strategic initiatives, the Group has maintained a disciplined approach to cost management. 
    • The EBITDA margin of 73 per cent was 4 per cent higher than 2016, driven by the significant growth in revenue and other income as compared to the prior year.