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  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Lists Series 1 Of The Federal Government Of Nigeria (FGN) Savings Bond - Series 2 Opens On April 3, 2017

    Date 29/03/2017

    The Nigerian Stock Exchange (“NSE” or Exchange) today exclusively listed the Series 1 of the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Savings Bond, maturing March 2019. The Savings Bond, the first of its kind in Nigeria, was opened to investing public by way of offer for subscription over a 5 day offer period starting from Monday, March 13, 2017 to March 17, 2017 and N2, 067, 961, 000 was raised from the retail market at 13.01 percent coupon.

  • Amman Stock Exchange: The ASE Index Quarterly Review For The Second Quarter 2017

    Date 29/03/2017

    The CEO of the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE), Mr. Nader Azar said that the ASE has conducted the periodic quarterly review of the ASE index constituents in purpose of ensuring that the ASE General Price Index reflects 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 using the full market capitalization of the companies and the number of trading days during last quarter. It is worth mentioning that the criteria adopted by the ASE are similar to the international practices applied in this field. These criteria are applied by many leading international index providers.

  • Borsa İstanbul Announces Constituent Changes To The BIST-KYD Fund Indices For The Second Quarter Of 2017

    Date 29/03/2017

    Referring to 3.3. article of the BIST-KYD Indices Ground Rules, constituent changes to the BIST-KYD Debt Securities Fund Index and BIST-KYD Equity Fund Index for the second quarter of 2017 are determined. All changes will be effective on Monday, April 3, 2017.

  • European Parliament - Article 50: How The Future Of EU-UK Relations Will Be Decided

    Date 29/03/2017

    The UK government announced today it is invoking article 50 of the Treaty of the EU, which serves as formal notification of its intent to withdraw from the Union. Starting today the UK and the EU have two years to negotiate a withdrawal agreement. In addition the two will need to start determining the future trade relations, though this is expected to take significantly longer. Read on to find out more about the procedure and the role played by Parliament.

  • European Commission Clears Post-Mandate Activities For former Commissioner Jonathan Hill, Subject To Conditions

    Date 29/03/2017

    The Commission approved today the appointment of former Commissioner for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, Jonathan Hill, to two positions.