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  • SEC Announces Enforcement Results For Fiscal Year 2024 - Commission Saw Market Participants Respond To Its Efforts To Promote Culture Of Proactive Compliance

    Date 22/11/2024

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that it filed 583 total enforcement actions in fiscal year 2024 while obtaining orders for $8.2 billion in financial remedies, the highest amount in SEC history.

  • Henry Hub Natural Gas Sets Single Day Options Record Amid Colder Weather In The U.S.

    Date 22/11/2024

    CME Group, the world's leading derivatives marketplace, today announced that Henry Hub Natural Gas options reached a single day volume record of 561,379 contracts on November 21, surpassing the previous record of 506,500 contracts traded on November 14, 2018.

  • SEC Chair Gensler Statement On Planned Departure Of SEC Commissioner Jaime Lizárraga

    Date 22/11/2024

    Jaime Lizárraga has been such a dedicated public servant focused on the interests of working families for more than three decades. I’ve had the privilege of working with Jaime multiple times: here at the SEC, previously when we both worked on needed reforms coming out of the 2008 financial crisis, and all the way back when we first met working together at the US Department of Treasury. In each phase of his career, he has been steadfastly focused on elevating the interest of everyday Americans. At the SEC, he has been an excellent partner in our work to protect investors, facilitate capital formation, and ensure markets work for investors and issuers alike.

  • The Updated Coefficients For Moscow Exchange Indices To Come Into Force

    Date 22/11/2024

    The following coefficients for Moscow Exchange indices come into force from November 25, 2024:

  • SIFMA Statement On Issuance Of Revised No-Action Relief For SEC Rule 15c2-11

    Date 22/11/2024

    SIFMA today issued the following statement from president and CEO Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr. on the issuance of revised no-action relief for SEC Rule 15c2-11:

    “Extending the 15c2-11 no-action relief is the right outcome and we commend the SEC for taking this approach.  SIFMA has long held that rules need to be fit for purpose and designed thoughtfully.  In this case, an equity-markets focused rule was ill-suited for application to the very different fixed income markets, and if the current no action relief that has allowed fixed income markets to continue to function effectively were to expire, these markets would have seen material disruption and investors would have been harmed through a reduction in liquidity and price transparency.  If this rule is to be applied to fixed income markets, it needs to be revised through a public notice and comment process so that the Commission can design a rule that both protects investors and promotes, rather than impairs, the ability of fixed income markets to fund the consumer, business, and other credit creation that fuels our economy.”