Moscow Exchange Extends The List Of T+2 Eligible Securities

Date 08/07/2013

On July 8, 2013, Moscow Exchange launches the next stage of T+2 implementation on its Securities Market by extending the list of eligible shares from 15 to 50 names. All sovereign bonds (OFZs) issues have been available for T+2 since March 25, 2013. Parallel trading with T+0 settlement will be available for all T+2 eligible securities until August 30, 2013. All other shares traded on the Moscow Exchange will migrate to T+2 on September 2, when T+0 settlement for all shares, Russian depositary receipts (RDRs) and OFZs will end.

Bahamas International Securities Exchange Q1, 2013 Statistical Report

Date 08/07/2013

BISX is pleased to announce its BISX All-Share Index and trading statistics for the three month period ending March 31, 2013 with comparison to the same period of 2012.

The Egyptian Exchange: Market Hours During Ramadan

Date 08/07/2013

EGX set the trading hours during Ramadan to be from 10:30 am till 01:30 pm for the ordinary trading session, from 12:30 pm till 01:00 pm for OTC (Orders Market) trading session on Mondays and Wednesdays and from 9:30 am till 01:30 pm for the Deals Market. As for the NILEX Market will be held from 10:30 am till 11:30 am.

Thomson Reuters Global Equities Monthly Market Share Data Updated To Reflect June 2013 Activity

Date 08/07/2013

Monthly Market Share Reports

Trading is increasingly fragmented. Find out by how much and which venues in the Thomson Reuters summarised monthly reports.

Tehran Stock Exchange To Promote Educational Programs

Date 08/07/2013

One of the main plans of TSE During the current Iranian year (ending 20th March 2014) is to develop its educational system for the listed companies, announced Mohammad Hasheminejad, the director of Investment Development department at TSE.

Moscow Exchange Indices Weekly Review: July 1-5, 2013

Date 08/07/2013

Weekly review: July 1-5, 2013 (pdf, 662 Kb)

Xetra/FWB: Listing In The Prime Standard: OSRAM Licht AG

Date 08/07/2013

Dubai Financial Market Performance – Q2, 2013

Date 08/07/2013

The Dubai Financial Market General Index increased by 21.5% to 2222.6  points at the end of this  quarter compared to 1829.2  points at the end of first quarter. At the sectoral level, indexes of seven out of the nine sectors represented on DFM ended the quarter in the green, with the Financial and Investment Services sector increasing the most by 49.8%, followed by the Banking and the Telecommunication sectors by 31.2%, and 23.9% respectively. The Consumer Staples sector index has not changed during this quarter, while the Insurance index decreased by 4.3%. 

Leveraged And Short FTSE 100 And FTSE 250 Indices Used In New Boost ETPs - First FTSE 250 Short And Leveraged ETPs Launched - Three FTSE 100 And FTSE 250 Short Daily Boost ETPs Announced - Two FTSE 100 And FTSE 250 Leveraged Daily Boost ETPs Announced

Date 08/07/2013

FTSE, a leading global index provider, has licenced its FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 Leveraged and Short indices to Boost, an independent ETP provider of specialised Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) within the European market. The indices will be used as the foundation for five new ETPs which start trading on London Stock Exchange today, 8 July.

Assets Of Top 100 Alternative Investment Managers Hit $3 Trillion - Towers Watson Survey Shows Total Global Alternative Assets Under Management Exceed $5 Trillion.

Date 08/07/2013

Total assets managed by the Top 100 alternative investment managers globally reached $3.1 trillion in 2012, according to research produced by Towers Watson and published in conjunction with the Financial Times. The Global Alternatives Survey, which covers seven asset classes and seven investor types, shows that of the Top 100 alternative investment managers, real estate managers have the largest share of assets (34% and over $1.0 trillion) followed by direct private equity fund managers (23% and $717bn), direct hedge funds (20% and $612bn), private equity funds of funds (PEFoFs) (10% and $315bn), funds of hedge funds (FoHFs) (6% and $176bn), infrastructure (4%) and commodities (4%). The research also includes the top ranked managers, by assets under management (AuM), in each area. Data from the broader survey shows that total global alternative AuM is now $5.1 trillion and is split between the asset classes in similar proportions to the Top 100 alternative investment managers, with the exception of real estate which falls to 26% and direct hedge funds which increases to 26% of the total.