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  • Nasdaq And Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Sign New Trading Technology Agreement - NSE Extends Matching Engine Technology Contract For An Additional Five Years

    Date 20/12/2018

    Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) and The Nigerian Stock Exchange ("The Exchange" or "NSE") have announced that NSE, which services the largest economy in Africa, will continue leveraging Nasdaq’s matching engine technology for its equities and fixed income markets for an additional five years. Further, NSE will also continue utilizing Nasdaq’s SMARTS Market Surveillance technology to monitor its market for manipulation, including spoofing and layering. NSE has been a Nasdaq client since 1997.

  • Torben Munch Steps Down As Itiviti CEO

    Date 20/12/2018

    Itiviti, the leading global provider of multi-asset trading technology and financial infrastructure, today announced that Torben Munch, Chief Executive Officer, has decided to retire and will step down from his position at the end of the year. Torben recently led the successful acquisition of ULLINK and integration of the Itiviti and ULLINK businesses. Richard Bentley, Itiviti’s Chief Product Officer, has been appointed Interim CEO, effective January 1, 2019. The Board of Directors will initiate a search process for a permanent CEO immediately.

  • NZX To Introduce Performance Metrics, Confirms Investor Day

    Date 20/12/2018

    The NZX has previously acknowledged that a group of shareholders had expressed public concern about the exchange’s strategy and the perceived execution of it.

  • ASIC Reviews Allocations Practices In Equity Raising Transactions

    Date 19/12/2018

    ASIC's review of allocations in equity raising transactions underscores the potential impact of conflicts of interests in allocation decisions. ASIC highlights areas of improvement for both financial services licensees (licensees) and issuers when raising equity on our listed markets. 

  • Superintendent Maria T. Vullo To Depart New York State Department Of Financial Services After Three Years Of Service To New Yorkers

    Date 19/12/2018

    “After three incredibly rewarding years as DFS Superintendent, I have informed the Governor that I have decided not to continue to serve in this role for his third term. I thank the Governor for the tremendous opportunity to serve the People of New York in this important role of lasting impact. It has been a true privilege to serve as DFS Superintendent, particularly during a time when DFS’s voice has been vital to protecting New Yorkers from federal government actions and to filling the voids in necessary consumer and market protections. DFS has championed key legislative initiatives over these past few years, and so I will remain as DFS Superintendent to see DFS’s initiatives through the proposed executive budget, and will leave DFS on February 1, 2019.”