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  • HKEX: Appointment Of Clearing Consultative Panel Member

    Date 08/11/2017

    The Board of Directors of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) today (Wednesday) approved the appointment of Julien Kasparian as a member of the Clearing Consultative Panel to fill the vacancy arising from Stephanie Marelle’s resignation.  HKEX wishes to take this opportunity to thank Ms Marelle for her dedicated service to the panel.

  • Neptune Embeds Symphony Chat Functionality For Clients

    Date 08/11/2017

    Neptune Networks Ltd, the Fixed Income network for real-time “axe” indications, today announced that it has embedded Symphony chat functionality within the Neptune proprietary application.

  • UK's Financial Conduct Authority Launches Wholesale Insurance Brokers Market Study

    Date 08/11/2017

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today launched a market study to assess how competition is working in the wholesale insurance broker sector. The FCA wants to ensure that the sector is working well, and fosters innovation and competition in the interests of its diverse range of clients.

  • Tokyo Financial Exchange: Reschedule Of Packs And Bundles Release

    Date 08/11/2017

    TFX has determined to reschedule the release date of Packs and Bundles strategies for Three-month Euroyen futures due to an issue found on the system. The new release date initially set on the end of November, 2017 and is currently targeted around February 2018. We will make a further notification once officially scheduled.

  • HKEX 2017 Third Quarter Results

    Date 08/11/2017

    Key messages

    • Profit attributable to shareholders for YTD Q3 20174 was 22 per cent higher than the prior period reflecting the combined effect of revenue growth and continuing cost discipline. Key highlights for the period include:
      1. Revenue and other income for YTD Q3 2017 was 14 per cent higher than the prior period. This growth included:
      2. An increase in trading and clearing fees driven by a 21 per cent increase in Cash Market turnover, partly offset by lower HKFE and LME revenue;
      3. An increase in Stock Exchange listing fees from increases in the number of listed companies and newly listed Derivative Warrants and Callable Bull/Bear Contracts;
      4. A significant increase in net investment income from both Corporate and Margin Funds; and
      5. A one-off receipt of $55 million post-liquidation interest from the liquidators of Lehman Brothers Securities Asia Limited.
    • Operating expenses increased by 3 per cent against YTD Q3 2016. Excluding a one-off insurance recovery of $23 million relating to legal expenses incurred in prior years, operating expenses increased by 4 per cent compared to the prior period.