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  • SIX Swiss Exchange Supports Abolition Of Control Premiums On Corporate Takeovers

    Date 12/06/2012

    SIX Swiss Exchange supports the Federal Council in its plan to abolish thecontrol premiums in cases of corporate takeovers. Control premiums violate the principle of equal treatment and transparency under stock exchange legislation and are for this reason contrary to the protection of minority shareholders in corporate takeovers. In addition, control premiums weaken the Swiss financial centre in terms of international competition.

  • 1st Repetitive General Meeting Of Hellenic Exchanges

    Date 12/06/2012

    HELLENIC EXCHANGES S.A. HOLDING, CLEARING, SETTLEMENT AND REGISTRY announces that today, June 12th 2012, the 1st Repetitive General Meeting of shareholders of the Company was held in the “HERMES” hall at the offices of the Company. Shareholders representing the 55.0% of the 65,368,563 total common registered shares participated.

  • SEC Charges 14 Sales Agents In $415 Million Long Island-Based Ponzi Scheme

    Date 12/06/2012

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged 14 sales agents who misled investors and illegally sold securities for a Long Island-based investment firm at the center of a $415 million Ponzi scheme.

  • Fitch Takes Rating Actions On Spanish Banks Following Sovereign Downgrade

    Date 12/06/2012

    Fitch Ratings has downgraded 18 Spanish banks' Long-term Issuer Default Ratings (IDR) and 15 banks' Viability Ratings (VR). At the same time, the agency has placed the Long-term and Short-term IDRs of three banks on Rating Watch Negative (RWN) and maintained five banks on RWN. The Support Rating Floors (SRF) assigned to four banks have also been revised. A full list of rating actions is at the end of this comment.

  • World Bank Urges Developing Countries To Strengthen Domestic Fundamentals, To Weather Global Economic Turmoil

    Date 12/06/2012

    A resurgence of tensions in high-income Europe has eroded the gains made during the first four months of this year, which saw a rebound in economic activity in both developing and advanced countries and an easing of risk aversion among investors. Since May 1st, increased market jitters have spread. Developing and high-income country stock markets have lost some 7 percent, giving up two-thirds of the gains generated over the preceding four months. Most industrial commodity prices are down, with crude and copper prices down by 19 and 14 percent, respectively, while developing country currencies have lost value against the US dollar, as international capital fled to safe-haven assets, such as German and U.S. government bonds.