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  • CESR Sets Out Final Guidelines On Risk Measurement And The Calculation Of Global Exposure And Counterparty Risk For UCITS

    Date 28/07/2010

    CESR publishes today guidelines (Ref. CESR/10-788) on risk measurement and the calculation of global exposure and counterparty risk for Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities (UCITS) and a feedback statement (Ref. CESR/10-798). The key purpose of CESR’s guidelines is to provide both regulators and companies managing UCITS with detailed methodolo

  • TMX Group Inc. Reports Results For Second Quarter 2010

    Date 28/07/2010

    Revenue of $142.7 million for Q2/10, up 2% over Q1/10 and up 3% over Q2/09 Diluted EPS in Q2/10 of 64 cents, up 2% over Q2/09 Cash flows from operating activities in Q2/10 of $73.8 million, up 47% over Q2/09

  • Thai Bourse And Senate Seek To Help SMEs Easily Access Funds

    Date 28/07/2010

    Thailand’s Market for Alternative Investment (mai) and the Senate Sub-Committee on Money and Capital Markets, Insurance and Financial Institutions will hold the seminar “SMEs go far in mai” on July 28 from 09.00-12.30 hrs. at Miracle Grand Hotel, Laksi, Bangkok. The event will allow enterprises, financial advisors, regulators, and other capital market participants to express their viewpoints on the problems on fundraising through mai and give advice on how to solve those problems. The seminar

  • Stimulation Plan For Long-Term KTB Futures Trade

    Date 28/07/2010

    The Ministry of Strategy and Finance, Financial Services Commission and Korea Exchange (“KRX”) have jointly prepared the plan to stimulate trading of long-term Korea Treasury Bond (“KTB”) Futures.

  • BP Oil Spill Has Potentially Large Implications For Oil Prices And Alternative Energy, Says ETF Securities

    Date 28/07/2010

    The BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has potentially large implications for the energy sector with the cost of the spill being estimated at US$32.2 billion. With current International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates putting offshore production at around half of oil production towards 2015, and if the US tightens regulations on offshore oil drilling and other countries follow suit, the implications for longer-dated oil prices and the alternative energy sector could be significant.

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