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  • Nasdaq Helsinki Welcomes Cityvarasto To Nasdaq First North

    Date 03/10/2025

    Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) announces that trading in Cityvarasto Oyj shares (ticker: CITYVA) will commence today on Nasdaq First North Growth Market Finland. The company belongs to Consumer Discretionary sector. Cityvarasto is the 30th company to list on Nasdaq’s Nordic markets* in 2025, and it represents the seventh listing on Nasdaq Helsinki this year.

  • Scope Prime Enhances Crypto CFD Offering With Ultra-Competitive Pricing And Deep Liquidity

    Date 03/10/2025

    Scope Prime, the award-winning institutional liquidity brand of Rostro Financial Grouphas strengthened its institutional crypto CFD offering by integrating with a prime brokerage network in digital assets. This new setup brings together liquidity from top crypto exchanges, ECNs, market makers, and other providers, delivered through advanced aggregation technology.  

  • London Stock Exchange Group plc ("LSEG") Transactions In Own Shares

    Date 03/10/2025

    LSEG announces it has purchased the following number of its ordinary shares of 679/86 pence each from Goldman Sachs International ("GSI") on the London Stock Exchange as part of its share buyback programme, as announced on 04 August 2025.

  • NZX Shareholder Metrics - September 2025

    Date 03/10/2025

    Please see attached NZX Limited shareholder metrics for September 2025.

  • DeFi: Key Policy Questions Around The Application Of Decentralized Trading Models To Tokenized Securities Markets

    Date 02/10/2025

    • Decentralized finance (“DeFi”) models offer a range of new functionalities and opportunities, but also raise foundational questions and create new risks that policymakers need to address – including the extent to which these models are truly decentralized – before determining whether and how these new types of operating models should be permitted to be used for the trading of securities, derivatives and “digital commodities”.
    • This is particularly important for markets that trade tokenized equities and other securities, where it is critical that established investor protections and market integrity measures be maintained. Before widespread adoption can occur, there is an important policy discussion that needs to occur among regulators, proponents of DeFi models and well-established traditional securities and commodities market participants to address how these protections would be maintained across all markets to which US investors have access.
    • SIFMA strongly cautions against any policy positions, new regulatory definitions or associated exemptions that could allow non-registered entities to facilitate the trading of tokenized equities and other securities in an unregulated or more lightly regulated “DeFi” environment without careful consideration of these issues and consultation with all relevant stakeholders. As we note, there are certain key functions – critical to maintaining market integrity and investor protections – in the securities lifecycle which must be bounded by sensible (if “modernized”) regulation and oversight, even when they occur through the use of a network with decentralized features.
    • There are also important questions about how anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) obligations will be satisfied in DeFi markets; how decentralized platforms may be integrated into a broader securities market structure in order to avoid disconnects in pricing and liquidity and thus market fragmentation; and how “peer-to-peer” trading models can mitigate risks to investors and markets.