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  • Smart Beta Equity ETFs/ETPs Listed Globally Have Gathered 53.7 Billion US Dollars In Net New Assets In The First 10 Months Of 2015, According To ETFGI

    Date 25/11/2015

    Smart Beta equity ETFs/ETPs listed globally gathered US$3.0 billion in new assets in October and US$53.7 billion in the first 10 months of 2015. There were 764 smart beta equity ETFs/ETPs, with 1,336 listings, assets of US$399 Bn, from 106 providers listed on 31 exchanges in 27 countries, according to ETFGI’s new report the Global Smart Beta ETF and ETP Insights report for October 2015.

  • HKEx: Women's Exchange Promotes "Women On Boards"

    Date 25/11/2015

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited's (HKEx) Women’s Exchange, or WEx, highlighted the importance of "Women on Boards: Role Models and Mentors" in nurturing female leaders at its annual reception held on Wednesday, 25 November. 

  • Japan Exchange Group Changes In Executive Officers

    Date 25/11/2015

    Japan Exchange Group, Inc. decided on a new executive structure to enhance its governance system at its board of directors meeting held today. The new structure will be effective from today.

  • Budapest Stock Exchange Is Once Again In Hungarian Hands - As A Controlling Owner Of The BSE The MNB Anticipates A Change In Strategy

    Date 25/11/2015

    On 20 November 2015 the Magyar Nemzeti Bank concluded a sales contract with the Austrian CEESEG AG and Österreichische Kontrollbank AG, the entities that to date held a 68.8 per cent ownership in the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE). With this transaction the MNB obtains controlling ownership in the national stock exchange, which thereby once again becomes national property. In view of the fact that the sales transaction is subject to the approval of the Hungarian Competition Authority, the central bank expects the transaction to be closed in mid-December 2015.

  • Adjust The MiFID II/MiFIR Implementation Timeline To Reality - Europex Calls For A One-Year Delay For The Application Of MiFID II/MiFIR

    Date 25/11/2015

     

    MiFID II/MiFIR poses new and fundamental challenges to the business models of numerous stakeholders in the energy market. The presumed start of the application of MiFID II/MiFIR in January 2017 will require market participants, energy exchanges, clearing houses, regulators and many others to implement major changes in their general organisation and IT systems. All necessary modifications need to be anticipated, prepared for and implemented in due time and in full accordance with the new rules. However, the technical legislation (Level 2) that needs to provide guidance for the implementation of MiFID II/MiFIR has been significantly delayed. Parts of the Level 2 rules which are critical for energy market stakeholders will not be finalised before months, making it impossible to comply and adapt businesses and administrations before January 2017. Europex therefore calls for a one-year postponement of the start of the application of MiFID II/MiFIR to 1 January 2018.

     

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