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  • Redline’s Support For New Binary Multicast Feed - Enhances Best Execution In FX Trading

    Date 19/06/2017

    Redline Trading Solutions, the premier provider of high-performance market data and order execution systems for automated trading, today announced a new InRush™ feed handler for the next-generation binary multicast feed now being rolled out for foreign exchange trading on the Thomson Reuters FX Matching™ platform. 

  • Abu Dhabi Global Market Implements Approved Changes & Enhancements To Funds Structure & Offerings

    Date 19/06/2017

    In response to Consultation Paper No. 1 of 2017, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) received supportive feedback from the public and industry participants during the consultation period to the proposed enhancements of the ADGM’s legislative framework, including the regulations and rules in relation to funds.  The Board of Directors of the ADGM have thus enacted and published changes to numerous ADGM regulations and rules, as more particularly described in the Consultation Paper. These changes are part of ADGM’s ongoing commitment to align with international best practice and to provide a fair, well-regulated and internationally-recognised platform that meets the needs of its markets.

  • Cyber Attacks: EU Ready To Respond With A Range Of Measures, Including Sanctions

    Date 19/06/2017

    The Council agreed to develop a framework for a joint EU diplomatic response to malicious cyber activities, the cyber diplomacy toolbox.

  • Al-Mawared Amman Stock Exchange Weekly Report, June 19. 2017

    Date 19/06/2017

    Jordanian stocks fall for 2nd week

    • The ASE General Index continued to shed more points this week amid depressed volumes as financials continued to weigh on the market. Cairo Amman Bank (CABK, -6.06%), Bank of Jordan (BOJX, -1.81%), and The Housing Bank for Trade & Finance (THBK, -1.65%) were among the biggest losers in the banking sector. On the other hand, Arab Bank (ARBK) shares helped partly offset broader market losses after advancing by 1.02% during the week. The general index closed the week at 2156.8 points, down by 7.4 points or 0.34% WoW. 
    • On the sectoral front, all sector indices closed the week in red except for the real estate (+1.18%) and industrial (+0.39%) sectors with the banking sector recording the biggest loss of 0.7% for week. 
    • Jordanians were net sellers while Arabs and foreigners were net buyers. 
    • Institutions were net buyers while retail investors were net sellers.

  • Luxembourg Stock Exchange: International Investors Get Easier Access To Chinese Green Bonds

    Date 19/06/2017

    • The Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) tightens its partnership with the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE).
    • The exchanges signed an agreement to launch a green bond index that synchronously displays quotes in China and Europe.
    • The new index series tracks the performance of Chinese green bonds in Renminbi and used to finance environmentally-friendly projects.