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  • ISDX Board Changes

    Date 22/04/2016

    ICAP Securities & Derivatives Exchange (ISDX), a fully regulated UK based stock exchange owned by the ICAP Group, announces today that it has appointed Tom Binks and Michael Berkeley to the ISDX Board.

  • Fidessa Named Best Front Office Execution Platform - Wins Waters' Sell-Side Technology Award For Second Year Running

    Date 22/04/2016

    Fidessa group plc (LSE: FDSA) today announced that it has been named Best Sell-side Front Office Execution Platform, for the second consecutive year, at the 2016 Sell-side Technology Awards hosted by Waters Magazine. These awards recognize the leading technologies and vendors in the sell-side financial technology arena.

  • Japan's Financial Services Agency: Decision To Establish The IFIAR Permanent Secretariat In Tokyo

    Date 22/04/2016

    At the Plenary meeting of the International Forum of Independent Audit Regulators (IFIAR) in London from April 19th to 21st, it was decided that the IFIAR permanent secretariat will be established in Tokyo.The Financial Services Agency (FSA) and the Certified Public Accountants and Auditing Oversight Board (CPAAOB) took a variety of steps to host the permanent secretariat in Tokyo. We would like to thank the relevant entities/people who have cooperated with us and supported us so far.

  • Senior Maritime Executives Discuss Opportunities At The Inaugural SGX-MPA Capital Markets Roundtable

    Date 22/04/2016

    Close to 20 companies from the maritime industry today participated in a Capital Markets Roundtable event jointly organised by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Singapore Exchange (SGX), held in conjunction with Singapore Maritime Week 2016.  The companies represented various sectors of the maritime industry including liner, bulk, tanker and offshore services.

  • MNI China Business Sentiment Indicator: Chinese Business Sentiment Edges Higher In April - Improved Current Conditions Masks Plunge In Expectations

    Date 22/04/2016

    The assessment of business conditions among executives at China’s largest companies nudged back over the breakeven 50 line in April, as gains in new orders and output drove confidence higher and into expansion territory, according to the latest MNI China Business Sentiment Survey. The marginal improvement in most current measures confirms the modest recovery in economic conditions so far in 2016, although the survey also revealed that firms have serious concerns about its sustainability, with expectations for the future deteriorating sharply to the lowest in the history of the series.