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  • DFM Performance – April 2015

    Date 04/05/2015

    The Dubai Financial Market General Index increased by 20.3% to 4229 points at the end of April compared to 3514.4 points at the end of March. At the sectoral level, the nine sectors represented on DFM ended the month in the green, with the Banking index increased the most by 39.7% and the Consumer and Discretionary index up 28.7%, and the Financial & Investment services index up 14.9%.

     

  • Qatar Stock Exchange Listed Companies Reported QR 13.3 Billion Net Profits For The Three Month Period Ended March 31, 2015

    Date 04/05/2015

    With the end of disclosure period for the First quarter of 2015, forty two companies out of the forty three listed companies at Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) have disclosed their financial statements results for the three month period ended March 31, 2015, The combined net profit of all companies as of March 31, 2015 amounted to QR 13.3 billion versus QR 10.9 billion for the corresponding period in 2014, an increase of 21.9%.

  • Amman Stock Exchange: The Companies’ First Quarter Reports For The Year 2015

    Date 04/05/2015

    The CEO of the ASE, Mr. Nader Azar, said that according to the listing Securities Directives for the year 2012; all companies listed at the ASE should submit their quarterly reports reviewed by their auditors within one month of the end of the mentioned quarter. Mr. Azar added that the number of companies which submitted their reviewed quarterly reports reached (202) companies representing (86%) of the overall companies within the time limit of receiving their quarterly reports ended at the end of April.

  • ASIC Repeals Select Market Integrity Rules

    Date 04/05/2015

    ASIC has repealed a number of obligations under the ASIC market integrity rules to reduce the compliance burden on market participants.

  • Takeovers Panel & NZX Sign Memorandum Of Understanding

    Date 04/05/2015

    NZX is pleased to announce it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Takeovers Panel (the Panel). The MoU sets out a framework for engagement and cooperation between the two regulators, taking into account their respective roles, notably:

    • In the case of NZX, the regulation of issuers and participants operating on NZX’s licensed markets 
    • In the case of the Panel, oversight of takeovers and other change-of-control transactions regulated by the Takeovers Code, involving Code companies in New Zealand’s securities markets