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  • The Nasdaq Stock Market® Captures 35 Percent Of U.S. ETP Listings And Switches In The Third Quarter Of 2016 - Eight Different Issuers Select Nasdaq As Primary Venue For New Listings Or Exchange Switch

    Date 20/10/2016

    Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ), the single largest U.S. equity exchange by market share, announced 24 new exchange-traded products (ETP) listings and one switch in the third quarter, bringing Nasdaq’s total ETP listings to 295. For the quarter, 35 percent of new ETP listings and switches across all U.S. exchanges listed on Nasdaq, and 12 of these new ETP listings in the quarter track a Nasdaq index.  

  • Luxembourg And The EIB Pioneering In The Field Of Innovative Climate Finance To Support High Impact Climate Action Projects

    Date 20/10/2016

    The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the European Investment Bank launch the Luxembourg-EIB Climate Finance Platform, aiming to mobilise investments for projects with a strong impact in the fight against climate change. The platform will contribute to the implementation of the Paris Agreement and is a tangible step towards compliance with both Luxembourg’s international commitments and the EIB’s Climate Strategy. It is the first time a Member State enters into such a partnership for innovative climate finance with the EIB and it establishes further Luxembourg as a green financial centre.

  • Bank Of England: Working Together For An ‘Ethical Lift’ Across Finance: Nemat (Minouche) Shafik - Deputy Governor, Markets & Banking And James Proudman - Executive Director, UK Deposit Takers

    Date 20/10/2016

    Bank of England Deputy Governor Minouche Shafik and Executive Director James Proudman today speak at the New York Federal Reserve’s conference ‘Reforming Culture and Behaviour in the Financial Services Industry: Expanding the Dialogue’. We have published the text of both speeches here.

  • OCC Comments On CPMI-IOSCO Report On Resilience And Recovery Of CCPs

    Date 20/10/2016

    In a letter to The Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) and The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) regarding the recently released CPMI-IOSCO consultative report on the resilience and recovery of central counterparties (CCPs), OCC said it appreciates that policy makers should be proactive in ensuring that the regulation of financial markets keep pace with market evolution and that smarter regulation is a goal all parties should strive to achieve. OCC stated its concern that certain aspects of the consultation are too prescriptive and do not afford CCPs such as OCC sufficient flexibility to adapt and apply these principles in the most effective manner for their businesses and the markets they serve. In addition, OCC feels that in several areas of the consultation, the further guidance actually contradicts the Committee’s Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures (PFMI), which already have been implemented by most G20 national regulators in the form of binding regulatory requirements.

  • New ACER Board Of Appeal Takes Office

    Date 20/10/2016

    On 18 October the ACER Administrative Board (AB) formally appointed the six members and six alternates of the Agency’s Board of Appeal for a term of five years. The members were proposed by the European Commission, following a public call for expression of interest and after consultation of the Board of Regulators.