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  • OWL Analytics Wisely Joins The IOWArocks Global Data Marketplace To Deliver ESG Data Sets To The Financial Services Community

    Date 06/05/2021

    • Rapid growth area driven by the need for sustainable investing
    • Solutions to address new EU regulatory demands  

  • Arab Federation Of Exchanges Honors EGX’s Chairman For Chairing The Federation During The Last Period

    Date 06/05/2021

    The Arab Federation of Exchanges (AFE) honored Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh, Executive Chairman of the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) and former Chairman of the Arab Federation of Exchanges for his previous period of chairmanship of the AFE during the past 2 years, from March 2019 to April 2021.

  • New Research Finds A Majority Of Institutional Investors Believe The Nasdaq Next Generation 100 Index Will Outperform The Nasdaq-100

    Date 06/05/2021

    New research commissioned by Invesco has found a majority (58%) of European institutional investors believe the Nasdaq Next Generation 100 Index will outperform the Nasdaq-100 over the next three years. Of this, more than a quarter (29%) think this is very likely. The Nasdaq Next Generation index, launched in August last year, offers targeted exposure to the eligible 101st to 200th largest securities listed on the Nasdaq stock market.

  • Dubai Financial Market Market Holiday - Eid Al AlFitr 2021

    Date 06/05/2021

    In the occasion of Eid Al AlFitr 2021 – 1442 H , the market will be closed on the 29th of Ramadan dated 11th May 2021 and till the 3rd of Shawal 1442 H. Work shall resume officially on Sunday 16th May 2021.

  • Liquidnet Market Structure: Landscape Report

    Date 06/05/2021

    Despite some moderate fluctuations in the market share of auctions and SIs, the postBrexit liquidity landscape continues to be stable with daily volumes traded averaging €56B in March up from an average of €43B in Q4 2020 (see Exhibit 1). However, the regulatory agenda for 2021/22 is set to keep the industry busy for near future, with the intention to revisit financial regulation both in the EU and the UK. The recent announcement by HM Treasury¹ to remove the Share Trading Obligation and the Double Volume Cap emphasizes the extent to which initial divergence appears inevitable. The FCA kicked off a series of consultation papers (CP) in April with the Conduct and Organisational requirements.² This will be followed by the Wholesale Markets Review in June, and then the MiFID/R review from ESMA CP in July, which will focus on proposed changes to RTS 1 and 2.