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Dalian Commodity Exchange Imposes Regulatory Measure On Client
Date 13/02/2017
Recently, a client surnamed Liang opened more than 1,000 contracts of positions on the metallurgical coke futures in a single day, breaching the trading limit rule for the first time.
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Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority Recomposes Its Advisory Committee
Date 13/02/2017
The Board of the Capital Market Authority (CMA) issued a resolution to recompose the Advisory Committee for its fourth term to comprise 12 part-time members from market participants, experts, specialists and experienced college professors. The Committee's composition took into consideration a more expanded representation of market participants. The members are as follows: Mr. Ayman Mohammed Alsayari, Deputy Governor for Investment, Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA); Mr. Suhail Mohammad Abanmi, General Supervisor of Internal Trade Deputyship, Ministry of Commerce and Investment (MCI); Mr. Fawaz Mohammad Al-Fawaz, Executive VP of Finance, National Industrialization Company (Tasnee); Mr. Rakan Abdullah Abunayyan, Chief Investment Officer at Abunayyan Holding; Mr. Abdullah Salah Alsuweilmy, CEO, AMAD International; Mr. Abdulaziz Abdulmohsen Bin Hassan, CEO, Credit Suisse, Saudi Arabia; Mr. Khalid Abdullah Al-Hussan, CEO, The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) Dr. Zeyad Bin Samir Khoshaim, Founder & Partner, Khoshaim & Associates in cooperation with Allen & Overy; Mr. Abdulaziz Saud Alshubaibi, Partner at Ernst & Young; Mr. Abdulaziz Abdulrahman Alkhamis, Vice Governor for Investment Affairs at the Public Pension Agency (PPA); Mr. Mutlaq Hamed Al-Buqami, Editor in Chief, Maaal Newspaper; and Dr. Abdullah Abdulrahman Al-Shuweir, Secretary General and Executive Director, Higher Education Fund.
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Better Finance Helps Investors Identify Potential Falsely Active Funds (“Closet Indexers”), And Asks Regulators To Investigate Further: It Replicated The ESMA Study On Closet Indexing And Identified Up To 165 Equity “UCITS” Funds That Could Potentially Be Closet Indexers - Better Finance Fully Discloses The Results Of Its Replication Of ESMA’s Quantitative Study
Date 12/02/2017
ESMA would not disclose the names of the funds it identified as “potential equity closet indexing funds” in its investigation results released in February 2016 (see annex 3), leaving fund investors in the dark. This is why Better Finance decided to replicate the ESMA study as closely as possible and – using the same quantitative analysis performed by ESMA - to disclose the list of the sampled funds (attached), including those that are potentially “closet indexers” according to ESMA, and also those funds – more numerous - that ESMA did sample but did not analyse for lack of data. Better Finance used the same source as ESMA (the Morningstar fund database).
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The Saudi Stock Exchange Announces The Publication Of The Weekly Stock Market Ownership And Trading Activity Report By Nationality And Investor Type
Date 12/02/2017
The total value of shares traded for the week ending 9 February 2017 amounted to SAR 19.11 billion, decreasing by 8.66% over the previous week; while total stock market capitalization reached SAR 1,630.94 billion at the end of this period, decreasing by 1.54% over the previous week.
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Deutsche Börse: Statement On Current Media Reports
Date 11/02/2017
Deutsche Börse AG had already published its view about the legal prosecution.
In its previous statement, the company made clear that it is fully co-operating with the public prosecutor. Due to the on-going investigation, Deutsche Börse cannot make any further statements.
The supervisory board of Deutsche Börse AG unanimously expressed its full confidence in the Chief Executive Officer Carsten Kengeter on 6 February.
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Tehran Stock Exchange Bulletin - January 2017
Date 11/02/2017
Click here to download Tehran Stock Exchange's bulletin for January 2017.
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Speech By Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Fischer On The Process Of Monetary Policy At The Warwick Economics Summit, Coventry, United Kingdom - "I'd Rather Have Bob Solow Than An Econometric Model, But ..."
Date 11/02/2017
Introduction: Econometric Models and a Eureka Moment
Eureka moments are rare in all fields, not least in economics. One such moment came to me when I was an undergraduate at the London School of Economics in the 1960s. I was talking to a friend who was telling me about econometric models. He explained that it would soon be possible to build a mathematical model that would accurately predict the future course of the economy. It was but a step from there to realize that the problems of policymaking would soon be over. All it would take was a bit of algebra to solve for the policies that would produce the desired values of the target variables. -
Millennium Exchange Release 9.1 Oslo Børs – Welcome To Dress Rehearsal 2 In The Production Environment
Date 11/02/2017
Welcome to the second Dress Rehearsal (DR2) of Oslo Børs’ Millennium Exchange Release 9.1 project. Please ignore this message if you are not participating in today’s Dress Rehearsal.
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New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman Announces Settlement Of Martin Act Case Against Former AIG CEO Maurice R. Greenberg And Former AIG CFO Howard I. Smith - Greenberg Admits To Initiating, Participating, And Approving Two Fraudulent Transactions Committed By AIG While CEO - Greenberg And Smith Agree To Return Multi-Million Dollar Bonuses They Received While The Frauds Were On AIG’s Books - When Combined With Previous SEC Settlement, Greenberg Will Have Disgorged Nearly Every Dollar In Bonuses He Received During The Period Of The Fraud
Date 11/02/2017
The Office of Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced today that it has reached a settlement of the Office’s securities fraud suit under the Martin Act against Maurice R. (“Hank”) Greenberg, the former CEO of American International Group, Inc. (“AIG”), and Howard I. Smith, AIG’s former Chief Financial Officer. The lawsuit, People v. Maurice R. Greenberg and Howard I. Smith, Index No. 401720/05 (New York County Supreme Court), was brought by Attorney General Eliot Spitzer in 2005, following the admission by AIG that the company had engaged in certain improper reinsurance transactions while Mr. Greenberg was the company’s CEO and Mr. Smith the CFO, including two sham deals--known as the GenRe and Capco transactions--that materially misrepresented AIG’s loss reserves and misstated its underwriting results, respectively, during the period 2000 to 2004.
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Office Of The Comptroller Of The Currency: Revised Scenarios Released For Stress Tests
Date 10/02/2017
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today released revised economic scenarios for use by certain financial institutions with total consolidated assets of more than $10 billion for the 2017 stress tests.
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