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Civil Penalty Action Taken Against Tay Joo Heng For Insider Trading - Joint Statement By Commercial Affairs Department, Singapore Police Force (CAD) & Monetary Authority Of Singapore (MAS)
Date 01/07/2024
MAS has imposed a civil penalty of S$70,000 on Mr Tay Joo Heng for insider trading in the shares of GS Holdings Limited (GHL). This follows a joint investigation by CAD and MAS into the case.
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Japan Financial Services Agency: Initiatives By The Financial Industry To Enhance Their Asset Management Businesses
Date 01/07/2024
The Government of Japan has published "Policy Plan for Promoting Japan as a Leading Asset Management Center" on December 13, 2023.
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Tehran Securities Exchange Weekly Market Snapshot, 26 June 2024
Date 30/06/2024
Click here to download Tehran Securities Exchange's weekly market snapshot.
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Price Stability And Fiscal Consolidation Are Key Foundations Of Future Prosperity: BIS
Date 30/06/2024
At its Annual General Meeting on Sunday 30 June 2024, the BIS released its Annual Economic Report and its Annual Report.
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Amman Stock Exchange: The ASE Index Quarterly Review
Date 30/06/2024
The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) has conducted the periodic quarterly review of the ASE indices constituents in purpose of ensuring that these indices reflect the market performance and the trading activity of the listed companies. By this rebalancing, the activity of listed companies in regard to trading during the last quarter has been reviewed. After that, the ASE has conducted its screening process for all listed companies based on the criteria used by the ASE represented by full market capitalization of the companies and the number of trading days during last quarter.
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Price Stability And Fiscal Consolidation Are Key Foundations Of Future Prosperity: BIS Annual Economic Report - 2024
Date 30/06/2024
- Forceful central bank action to stem inflation has the global economy poised for a smooth landing, although some pressure points could still throw it off course.
- To lay solid foundations for the future, central banks must finish guiding the economy back to price stability and governments must act on public finances and overdue reforms.
- BIS analysis describes lessons learned for central banks since the turn of this century and the implications for monetary policy frameworks in the future.
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Hedge Fund Launches Surge To Begin 2024 As Industry Assets Rise To Record: HFR
Date 29/06/2024
- Liquidations steady over prior quarter;
- Fees for new hedge fund launches fall
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Record Notional Value Of Shares Traded On The Nasdaq Closing Cross During The 2024 Russell US Indexes Reconstitution
Date 28/06/2024
- Nasdaq Closing Cross continues to play an integral and innovative role in capital markets
- Global growth in trading volumes demands increasingly scalable and flexible technology architecture
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SIFMA, FSI File Federal Lawsuit Against DOL Fiduciary Rule
Date 28/06/2024
The Financial Services Institute (FSI) and Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) joined a federal lawsuit today in the Northern District of Texas, seeking to strike down a recently finalized Department of Labor (DOL) rule that unlawfully expands the definition of a “fiduciary” and jeopardizes investors’ access to advice and education.
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U.S. Department Of The Treasury, IRS Release Final Regulations Implementing Bipartisan Tax Reporting Requirements For Sales And Exchanges Of Digital Assets - Regulations Help Taxpayers File Accurate Returns And Pay Taxes Already Owed Under Current Law
Date 28/06/2024
As part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s implementation of the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), the U.S. Department of the Treasury (Treasury) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) today released final regulations on the IIJA’s reporting requirements for brokers of digital assets, which align these requirements with longstanding reporting requirements for traditional financial services. Owners of digital assets have always owed tax on the sale or exchange of digital assets, and the IIJA did not change that or impose any new taxes on digital assets. It simply created reporting requirements, similar to those that already applied to traditional financial services, to help taxpayers file accurate returns and pay taxes owed under current law.
