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  • EBA Launches Public Consultation On Draft Standards On The Eligibility Criteria For Granting Simplified Obligations For Recovery And Resolution Planning

    Date 08/05/2017

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched today a public consultation on its draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) further specifying the eligibility criteria to determine whether institutions should be subject to simplified obligations when drafting their recovery and resolution plans. The consultation runs until 8 August 2017.

  • WMA And APFA Unveil Proposal To Create Trade Association For UK Investment Management & Financial Advice

    Date 08/05/2017

    The two leading UK trade associations in the investment management and financial advice sector, the WMAand APFA, are announcing their intention to merge, as they look to become a joined-up representative body for organisations that help individuals and families plan and invest for their financial future. The resulting association will be led by Liz Field, currently CEO of WMA.

  • VIDEO - OCC's Craig Donohue Talks To Lothian News About The U.S. Listed Options Industry

    Date 08/05/2017

    In advance of this week's U.S. options industry conference, OCC CEO Craig Donohue talks about the increased cost of capital and its impact on market participants, the importance of smarter regulation, and his view that the long-term prospects for the industry are positive.

  • Al Mawared Amman Stock Exchange Weekly Report, 8 May 2017

    Date 08/05/2017

    ASE closes in red for the 5th week in a row

    • Jordanian stocks continued to shed more points this week closing Thursday’s session at 2162.3 points, down by 1.05%, despite a 9.3% WoW increase in average daily trading values as more heavyweights traded ex-dividend during the week including Jordan Telecom (JTEL, -6.52%), Jordan Petroleum (JOPT, -7.08%), Cairo Amman Bank (CABK, -8.56%), Jordan Ahli Bank (AHLI, -3.97%), and Jordan Electric Power (JOEP, -2.62%). 
    • On the sectoral front, all sector indices closed the week in red except for the diversified financial services sector (+1.5%) with the services sector recording the biggest loss of 2.85% WTD. 
    • Arab Bank (ARBK), The Housing Bank (THBK) and Jordan Phosphate Mines (JOPH), helped partly offset broader market losses for the week after advancing by 1.0%, 1.35% and 12.2% respectively.

  • Accuity Research Shows 25% Drop In Global Correspondent Banking Relationships Linked To De-risking - De-risking By US And European Banks Driving The Decline

    Date 08/05/2017

    • Certain geographic regions are being de-risked, leaving local businesses without access to the international financial community
    • China prevails as region with highest growth in correspondent banking relationships
    • Decline in USD relationships is either indicative of a concentration in relationships or a reduction in USD dominance

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