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  • Arnaud Delestienne To Join Top Management Of LuxSE

    Date 01/09/2020

    The Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) today announced the appointment of Arnaud Delestienne as its new Director of International Capital Markets. Arnaud Delestienne joins LuxSE from Clearstream, a leading international central securities depository, where he acted as Executive Vice-President and headed its Eurobonds business line. As of 1 September, he will lead LuxSE’s important international primary market activities and drive the company’s overall commercial and marketing strategy. Arnaud Delestienne takes over his new responsibilities from Julie Becker, Deputy CEO of LuxSE, and will participate in all LuxSE’s Executive Committee sessions.

  • Tokyo Financial Exchange: Trading Volume In August 2020

    Date 01/09/2020

    (1) FX Daily Futures contracts(Click 365)

    The total trading volume of FX Daily Futures contracts (Click 365) was 1,711,391 ( -8.7% MoM / -42.5% YoY ) and its average daily trading volume was 81,494 . See the TABLE 1 for the composition of the trading volume.

  • Corrected: Ljubljana Stock Exchange Monthly Statistical Report: August 2020:

    Date 01/09/2020

    Click here to download the monthly statistics of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange for August 2020.

  • Vienna Stock Exchange: 21Shares Brings First Crypto-Currency Products On Bitcoin And Ethereum To The Official Market

    Date 01/09/2020

    The Vienna Stock Exchange welcomes 21Shares, a new issuer of products on crypto currencies. Starting today, 1 September 2020, products on Bitcoin and Ethereum will be listed for the first time on the official market of the Vienna Stock Exchange. The value of the two crypto currencies is replicated 1:1. Experienced investors can thus participate in the developments of the crypto markets via their national stock exchange, a regulated marketplace, by using their regular brokers account. A digital wallet, in which crypto currencies are stored for direct investments, is not required.

  • Japan Exchange Group Trading Overview In August 2020

    Date 01/09/2020

    Japan Exchange Group released Trading Overview in August 2020.


  • SIX Exchange Regulation: Trading Surveillance Uses Artificial Intelligence

    Date 01/09/2020

    Today’s launch of “Prometheus”, the new trading surveillance application, sees SIX Exchange Regulation (SER) set newstandards for the monitoring of SIX stock exchanges. SER consistently pursues a holistic surveillance approach and usesartificial intelligence, machine learning and big data as a basis for this. The focus is placed squarely on efficiency, qualityand effectiveness.

  • SGX, In Collaboration With HSBC And Temasek, Completes Pilot Digital Bond For Olam International

    Date 01/09/2020

    • SGX’s digital asset issuance, depository and servicing platform was used to launch and settle in parallel, the first digital bond issuance for Olam International
    • This marks the first step towards wider use of smart contracts and distributed ledger technology (DLT) for the Asian bond market

  • FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index Climbs Above 70,000 For The First Time

    Date 31/08/2020

    The FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index burst through the 70,000-point mark today, Monday, 31 August, ending the day at a closing all-time high of 70,221.41.

  • S&P Dow Jones Indices Europe Dashboard

    Date 31/08/2020

    • The S&P Europe 350® ended August with moderate gains, with Germany and France contributing the most to returns. 
    • Smaller and mid-sized companies outperformed their blue-chip peers, helping Equal Weight to outperform. Meanwhile, European Value had a promising month. 
    • Among S&P Europe 350 sectors, Consumer Discretionary and Industrials topped the table in August, while traditionally defensive sectors such as Utilities and Consumer Staples lagged.  

  • CFTC Provides Additional Relief To Market Participants Transitioning From LIBOR

    Date 31/08/2020

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today announced that the Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight, Division of Market Oversight, and Division of Clearing and Risk have each issued revised no-action letters providing additional relief to swap dealers and other market participants related to the industry-wide initiative to transition from swaps that reference the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) and other interbank offered rates to swaps that reference alternative benchmarks.