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  • Thomson Reuters/University Of Michigan: Main Concern Of Consumers - Dismal Wage Prospects

    Date 30/05/2014

    The May decline in consumer confidence was not due to the dismal state of the economy during the 1st quarter, which had the weakest pace of GDP growth in three years. Consumers thought the harsh winter weather was mainly responsible. A much greater impact on consumer sentiment would result if the economy did not post a strong rebound in the months ahead. Importantly, the economy was anticipated to be strong enough to produce more jobs in the year ahead. The main concern expressed by consumers involved dismal prospects for wage growth. Tiny wage gains meant that nearly half of all households anticipated declines in inflation-adjusted in-comes during the year ahead. Overall, the data is consistent with gains in real consumer expenditures of 2.5% during 2014.

  • CFTC Staff Issues Time-Limited No-Action Letter For Canadian Swap Dealers Concerning Quarterly Risk Exposure Reports

    Date 30/05/2014

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight today issued a time-limited no-action letter that provides relief to each of the five Canadian banks that are registered with the CFTC as swap dealers. The five Canadian banks covered by the no-action letter are: the Bank of Montreal, the Bank of Nova Scotia, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, the Royal Bank of Canada, and the Toronto Dominion Bank.

  • TOM MTF Statistics Week 22, 2014

    Date 30/05/2014

    Click here to download the weekly statistics update of TOM MTF for week 22, 2014. 

  • Bank of England/European Central Bank Discussion Paper On Securitisation And Bank Of England Discussion Paper On Credit Data

    Date 30/05/2014

    The Bank is today publishing two Discussion Papers, one in conjunction with the European Central Bank on the securitisation market, and the second on improving the availability of credit data. Both of the Discussion Papers we are putting out today – in different, though complementary ways – aim to explore ways through which we can improve the diversity and robustness of credit supply in practice, in line with the Financial Policy Committee’s medium-term priority to improve the diversity and robustness of market-based finance and credit in the United Kingdom.  

  • World Federation Of Exchanges Appoints Nandini Sukumar As New Chief Administrative Officer

    Date 30/05/2014

    The World Federation of Exchanges, the global trade association of publicly regulated exchanges, today announced the appointment of Ms Nandini Sukumar to the position of Chief Administrative Officer. 

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