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  • Former British Finance Minister George Osborne To Join BlackRock As Senior Adviser

    Date 20/01/2017


    Former chancellor George Osborne is to join BlackRock, as a senior adviser. He starts on 1 February, providing "perspectives on European politics and policy, Chinese economic reform, and trends..." BlackRock said.

  • MGEX Reports 2nd-Best Open Interest Record

    Date 20/01/2017

    MGEX, a Designated Contract Market (DCM) and Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO), reports its 2nd-best open interest daily total of all-time, closing Thursday’s activity at 86,448 contracts.

  • European Commission - Fact Sheet: Public Consultation On The Capital Markets Union Mid-Term Review

    Date 20/01/2017

    1. What is the Capital Markets Union (CMU)?

    The Commission's top priority is to strengthen Europe's economy and stimulate investment to create jobs. The EUR 315 billion Investment Plan for Europe helped to kick-start that process. We need stronger capital markets to strengthen investment in the long term. These would provide new sources of funding for business and entrepreneurs, help increase options for savers and make the economy more resilient. That is why President Juncker set out, as one of his key priorities, the need to build a true single market for capital – a Capital Markets Union (CMU) for all Member States.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Trading Report - 20 January, 2017

    Date 20/01/2017

    Click here to download Weekly Malawi Stock Exchange Trading Report for the week ending 20 January, 2017.

  • World Economic Forum: UK's Hammond Calls For Openness Between UK And EU But Reserves Option To Reinvent Itself

    Date 20/01/2017

    • London’s position as the centre for global capital markets won’t be affected by a few banks shifting jobs, but maintaining freedom of capital flows is vital, says Barclays CEO Jes Staley
    • UK cannot accept EU principle of freedom of movement, but will welcome top talent from around the world to study and work in Britain, says Hammond
    • Brexit will lead to a two- or three-speed Europe in which core countries seek further integration, but a wider group will go their own way within the EU, agree Oxford University’s Ngaire Woods and Italian ex-PM Mario Monti.
    • For more information on the Annual Meeting, see http://wef.ch/davos17
    • Follow the World Economic Forum on all digital platforms: wef.ch/follow

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