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  • PCAOB’s Ballooning Budget, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, Dec. 23, 2022

    Date 23/12/2022

    The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (“PCAOB”) is requesting $349.5 million for its 2023 budget and a $329.4 million accounting support fee to fund it. Sarbanes-Oxley gave the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) responsibility for approving the PCAOB’s budget, and the associated accounting support fee levied on companies and SEC-registered broker-dealers to fund the budget. I cannot support the PCAOB’s 2023 budget and accounting support fee, which—continuing the PCAOB’s budget expansion—are substantially higher than the 2022 numbers and may facilitate mission-creep at the PCAOB.

  • Borsa Istanbul: Decision Related To TRGYO Single Stock Futures Contracts’ New Contract Months

    Date 23/12/2022

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  • Clearing House KDPW_CCP Implements New Clearing System For OTC Derivatives

    Date 23/12/2022

    As of 19 December 2022, KDPW_CCP clears OTC derivatives in a new system. It functions as one of the clearing modules of the kdpw_stream system, where all transactions handled by the KDPW Group are cleared as settled.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Summary, 23 December 2022

    Date 23/12/2022

    Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's weekly summary.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Further Expands Fee Reduction Scope To Boost Economy Off To A "Stable Start"

    Date 23/12/2022

    Since this year, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and its subsidiaries have continued to explore the space for reducing costs and surrendering profits, rolling out fee reduction measures by category and tier to temporarily waive fees, lower standards and optimize pricing structures. This has benefited a wide range of market entities and is considered the biggest fee cut in recent years. To effectively support the development of the real economy and reduce the costs of market entities, the SSE proposes to further expand the scope of beneficiaries in 2023. According to preliminary estimates, the fee cut will surrender profits of about 501 million yuan to market entities.