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  • UBS: Dr. Marcus Overhaus Hired As Head Of Global Equities Structuring And Co-Head Of Securities Structuring

    Date 19/01/2011

    Dr. Marcus Overhaus joins from Deutsche Bank as UBS's Head of Global Equity Structuring and Co-Head of Securities Structuring. Marcus has joined as a Managing Director based in London. In his new role Marcus will drive the expansion of our global structured equity and securities derivatives offerings, reporting to Yassine Bouhara (Joint Global Head of Equities), Francois Gouws (Joint Global Head of Equities) and Roberto Hoornweg (Global Head of Securities Distribution). Bringing over 18 years of

  • Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX) Monthly Newsletter- January 2011

    Date 19/01/2011

    Click here to download the TAIFEX January Newsletter.

  • Euroclear Bank To Offer Post-Trade Services For Brazilian Securities

    Date 19/01/2011

    Euroclear Bank announces today the launch on 31 January of settlement, custody and related post-trade services for all Brazilian equities and domestic fixed-income securities. Transactions in these securities will be sent to Euroclear Bank’s local agent for processing in one of the three Brazilian central securities depositories (CSDs).

  • CFTC: Interagency Working Group Releases Carbon Oversight Study

    Date 19/01/2011

    A Federal interagency working group led by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) yesterday released a report on the oversight of existing and prospective carbon markets, fulfilling a requirement established in Section 750 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. The Act requires the group to “conduct a study on the oversight of existing and prospective carbon markets to ensure efficient, secure, and transparent carbon markets, including oversight of sp

  • Thai Bourse Amends Approach For Listed Companies Facing Possible Delisting To Meet Regional Standard, Starting Jan 26

    Date 19/01/2011

    The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has changed its listed companies’ regulations to match regional standards; it will benefit both listed companies and their shareholders. The changes are on the approach for listed companies facing possible delisting due to operations and financial conditions to resolve within a maximum of 4 years period.