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  • Alberta Securities CommissionnFinds That ‘Finfluencer’ James Domenic Floreani And Jayconomics Inc. Breached Alberta Securities Laws

    Date 28/04/2025

    The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) has found that James Domenic Floreani and Jayconomics Inc. (the Respondents) breached the Securities Act (Alberta) by engaging in investor relations activities and failing to disclose that social media posts he shared as part of those activities were made on behalf of four Alberta issuers.

  • EEX Group Financial Year 2024: New Records In Revenues And Income

    Date 28/04/2025

    EEX Group reports record financial results for 2024 with a 16% overall growth in total revenues, reaching EUR 669.9 million (2023: EUR 575.6 million).

  • Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Bank Hapoalim Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Tailor-Made Market

    Date 28/04/2025

    Bank Hapoalim entered into an agreement with TASE today for tailor-made market making in the bank’s shares, this further to TASE’s recent announcement of a dedicated program for TASE-listed companies that is tailored to the specific needs of each participant.

  • EEX To List EU ETS2 Futures In July

    Date 28/04/2025

    The European Energy Exchange (EEX), in cooperation with IncubEx, will introduce new futures contracts related to the EU Emissions Trading System 2 (EU ETS2) on 7 July 2025, subject to regulatory approval. The contract suite will initially comprise December and April maturities for the first three years of the new scheme, with the earliest expiry offered for December 2027. Additional expiries will be added at a later date. The EEX EU ETS2 futures contracts will be available through order book trading as well as trade registration.

  • DTCC’s Comment On Canada's Amended Trade Reporting Rules

    Date 28/04/2025

    DTCC commented on the upcoming implementation of the amended trade reporting rules in Canada, which introduce significant changes to Canadian reporting standards. 

    With just under three months remaining until amended trade reporting rules take effect in Canada on July 25, 2025, market participants are busy preparing for the revised regulatory framework. The amended rules introduce significant changes to Canadian reporting standards through adoption of certain Common Data Elements (CDE) and continued harmonization with CFTC reporting standards. In addition, changes to the reporting party determination hierarchy and new error and omission protocols mean firms will need to look beyond just data reporting changes to effectively comply with the new requirements."