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  • IMF: United Kingdom - 2012 Article IV Consultation Concluding Statement Of The Mission

    Date 22/05/2012

    he Central Scenario and Risks

    1. Current policies are aimed at assisting economic rebalancing and financial sector stability. Strong fiscal consolidation is underway and reducing the high structural deficit over the medium term remains essential. The UK has made substantial progress toward achieving a more sustainable budgetary position and reducing fiscal risks. Bold monetary stimulus has helped support the economy, as has the free operation of automatic fiscal stabilizers. This macroeconomic policy mix assists in rebalancing the economy toward investment and external demand. Further, financial sector stability in the UK is of global importance as highlighted in spillover analysis. In this context, policies have encouraged the buildup of capital and liquidity buffers, the domestic oversight framework is being strengthened, and work is underway to enhance the capacity to deal with systemically important financial institutions.

  • SGX Offers MSCI Indonesia Futures From 11 June

    Date 22/05/2012

    Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) MSCI Indonesia Index Futures will begin trading from 11 June 2012.

  • Chi-X Japan Launches Hosted Risk Controls Platform

    Date 22/05/2012

    Chi-X Japan Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of alternative trading venue operator Chi-X Global Holdings LLC, today announced  the introduction of its Hosted Risk Controls(HRC), becoming the first market centre in Japan to offer this service.

  • Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Launches Revamped Options On Index Futures

    Date 22/05/2012

    Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Berhad (BMD) has launched a revamped options contract  based on Malaysia’s composite index futures (FKLI) to complement the index  futures market and to provide traders with more hedging, arbitraging and trading  choices.

  • European Parliament - Financial Transaction Tax: Getting The Financial Sector To Contribute Towards The Cost Of The Crisis

    Date 22/05/2012

    How can the financial sector be made to contribute to the cost of the crisis it helped to create? Greek socialist Anni Podimata argues in her report that introducing a financial transaction tax would go a long way towards stamping out banks' risky behaviour while at the same time replenishing government coffers with much needed funds.