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Index, Ratings And Terminals Pricing Inflation Slows For The First Time In 5 Years, New Research Finds
Date 11/03/2026
- Data vendor price increases have slowed from recent highs of 18% in 2023 to 10% in 2025, but still outpace data budget growth
- Large pricing disparities still exist, with some firms paying up to 13 times more than others for similar products and use cases (indexes)
- Private markets data continues to rise along with demand with uplifts of up to 38%, usually with an additional ~15% increase over the lifetime of new multi-year agreements
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Information Publishing Limited Acquires Stockval Limited To Expand Securities Valuation Services
Date 11/03/2026
Information Publishing Limited (IPL), an investment holding company specialising in capital markets data and software, has acquired Stockval Limited, a long-established provider of securities valuation services.
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Gold-i Integrates With Hyperliquid – The First DeFi Exchange Integration Into MatrixNET
Date 11/03/2026
Gold-i, a global leader in FX and crypto trading technology, has integrated Hyperliquid into its MatrixNET liquidity management and distribution platform. This is the first decentralised (DeFi) exchange integration within MatrixNET, marking a significant milestone for Gold-i.
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UK Financial Conduct Authority: Man Jailed For Running Illegal Sale-And-Rent-Back Scheme Targeting Struggling Homeowners
Date 11/03/2026
Rajinder Gill and accomplices have been sentenced for their involvement in a sale-and-rent-back scheme.
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Nasdaq® Verafin Report Finds The Financial Crime Epidemic Reaching Alarming New Heights As Illicit Financial Activity Surges To $4.4 Trillion In 2025
Date 11/03/2026
- Criminal Networks Leverage Technological Advancements to Drive Fraud Losses of Over Half a Trillion Dollars Worldwide
- To Accelerate Efforts to Combat Fraud and Scams, Nasdaq Verafin to Announce Pledge to Catalyze Private Sector Collaboration with UN Office on Drugs and Crime
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London Stock Exchange Group PLC Transaction In Own Shares
Date 11/03/2026
London Stock Exchange Group plc (LSEG) announces today that it has purchased the following number of its ordinary shares of 679/86 pence each on the London Stock Exchange from Morgan Stanley & Co. International Plc (Morgan Stanley) as part of its share buyback programme, as announced on 26 February 2026:
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Step Into Your Role In The System: Joint Keynote Address By ASIC Commissioner Simone Constant At The Conexus Super Chair Forum, Sorrento On 4 February 2026
Date 11/03/2026
Key points
- By 2030, industry projects that Australia’s superannuation pool could be approaching $6 trillion dollars, comparable in size to where the banks are today.
- As super continues to grow, trustees will become stewards of more than Australia’s retirement future – but of our economic future too.
- Right across the superannuation sector there is a need to scale governance, capability, skills, systems, and operations to match this growing role in the system.
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Securities Commission Malaysia, Companies Commission Of Malaysia To Enhance Data-Sharing To Drive MSME Growth And Market Integrity
Date 11/03/2026
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to facilitate greater access to shared data resources in support of capital market funding initiatives for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and mid-tier companies (MTCs) as well as enhanced supervisory functions.
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Update - Dividend/Distribution - ASX
Date 11/03/2026
Reason for the Update
Update to Appendix 3A.1 released on 12 February 2026 to notify the NZD equivalent amount per security, the NZD currency exchange rate, and the dividend reinvestment plan (DRP) price (and, as part of doing so, providing the DRP participation rate) - refer to sections 2B.2a, 2B.2b, 4A.6, and 5.1.
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When History Rhymes: Regulating Digital Assets: Paper Presented At The Melbourne Money & Finance Conference, University Of Melbourne, By Dr Rhys Bollen, Senior Executive Leader, FinTech
Date 11/03/2026
Abstract
Digital assets and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are frequently characterised as disruptive innovations that challenge the foundations of financial regulation. This paper argues that such claims overstate novelty and understate continuity. Financial services have historically evolved through successive technological shifts, while retaining stable economic functions: capital allocation, payments, and risk management.
