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  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange: Companies’ High Growth Fully Reflects The Market Positioning And Characteristics Of The ChiNext Board

    Date 03/03/2015

    As of February 28, all the 421 companies listed on the ChiNext board have disclosed their major financial data for 2014 in forms of preliminary earnings estimates, annual reports and listing announcements as required. The data indicates that these companies actively adapt themselves to the “New Normal” economic growth, continue to intensify innovation, and take the initiative to transform and upgrade themselves by extensively using capital market instruments like M&A, equity incentive and re-financing. The companies’ good achievements have fully reflected the market positioning and characteristics of the ChiNext board.

  • Review Of New Zealand's fFnancial Advice Laws To Commence

    Date 03/03/2015

    Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Paul Goldsmith today released the terms of reference for a review of the legislation governing how financial advice is provided.

  • Facilitating Cross-Border Capital Raising In ASEAN

    Date 03/03/2015

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Singapore Exchange (SGX) today jointly signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Securities Commission Malaysia and the Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand to establish a Streamlined Review Framework for the ASEAN Common Prospectus. The Framework, which is an initiative under the ASEAN Capital Market Forum (ACMF) Implementation Plan endorsed by the ASEAN Finance Ministers, will facilitate cross-border offerings of Equity Securities and Plain Debt Securities  in ASEAN. 

  • New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority Welcomes Opportunity To Review Financial Advice Laws

    Date 03/03/2015

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) welcomes today’s announcement by the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Paul Goldsmith, about the review of legislation governing financial advisers.

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange: Transition And Upgrading Fuels Performance Growth For SME board-listed Companies In 2014

    Date 03/03/2015

    China’s economy development has entered into the phase of “New Normal”, and steady growth, mode transferring, structure adjustment have become the main vocal of economic work. As the outstanding representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises in our country, companies listed on the SME board play a pivotal role in the promotion of real economy development, independent innovation and transition and upgrading, solving employment problems and safeguarding and improving people’s livelihood. How’s their performance under the situation of “New Normal”? The preliminary earnings estimate and annual reports disclosed before February 28, 2015 have given us answers. Statistics show that remarkable effects have been made by companies listed on the SME board in transition and upgrading. In spite of the slowing growth rate in operating income, the net profit growth rate increases significantly. Rapid development has been seen in high and new technology enterprises, strategic emerging industry enterprises and productive service enterprises under national policy support, reflecting the strong internal vigor of small and medium-sized enterprises.