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  • Westpac MNI China CSI Increases to 121.2 1n May from 117.3 in ApriI - Highest since Jan as household anxieties wane on policy ease hopes

    Date 28/05/2014

    The Westpac  MNI China Consumer Sentiment lndrcator increased for thesecond consecutive month in May to the highest srnce January, amid growing confrdence that the authorities will take actron  to support growth.

  • Dion Unveils TradeCentre For The Australian Retail Advisory Market - Platform Delivers Complete Trading And Investment Functionality Following Deployment At Hartleys

    Date 28/05/2014

    Dion Global Solutions, technology partner to the financial services industry, today announced the rollout of TradeCentre, its comprehensive front end retail advisory tool, in Australia. TradeCentre allows users to manage the entire trading, order management and investment process and meet compliance requirements from a single platform. Brokers benefit from a lower total cost of ownership and the ability to better service customers in an increasingly competitive landscape.

  • Dalian Commodity Exchange: Notice On Strengthening Risk Management During The Market Closure At 2014 Dragon Boat Festival

    Date 28/05/2014

    During the market closure at 2014 Dragon Boat Festival (May 31 - June 2, 2014), the limits up and down and the minimum trading margin standards of the products on DCE will remain unchanged. The member units are requested to effectively warn the clients about the risks and intensify the prevention of the market risks so as to ensure the smooth operation of the market.

  • CalPERS Releases Chief Investment Officer Recruitment Brochure

    Date 28/05/2014

    CalPERS today released a brochure and other materials related to its search for a new Chief Investment Officer (CIO) to lead and manage its 400-plus person Investment Office.

  • SIFMA Statement On DOL Fiduciary Rule Delay

    Date 28/05/2014

    SIFMA today issued the following statement from Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr., SIFMA president and CEO, on the announcement that the Department of Labor (DOL) will delay its fiduciary rule until at least January 2015 from August 2014:

    "From day one, this has been a troubled proposal by DOL that will harm the ability of everyday American investors and small business owners to save for retirement.  While this extended timeline provides a temporary delay, we believe that it is the responsibility of the SEC to act, under the authority provided to them by the Dodd-Frank Act. Premature actions by the DOL, whether now or in January, could undermine the SEC's work to improve upon the standard of conduct owed by broker-dealers and investment advisers to retail clients. Any proposal moving forward should appropriately reflect the input of all market participants and continue to protect investor choice and access to investment guidance."