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  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Launches Live-Streaming Lectures On Qualification For Directorate Secretaries Of Companies Listed On SSE STAR Market

    Date 26/03/2020

    It is our duty to support the resumption of work and production and refine services for companies listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE). Recently, the latest training program on qualification of directorate secretaries (the “Training” for short) for companies listed on the SSE STAR Market introduced lectures on the cloud. It is the first time that the SSE has offered the live-streaming lectures for the Training, and it is also the latest move of the SSE to implement the requirement for giving equal weigh on the epidemic prevention and control and regulatory services.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Changes To Static Circuit Breaker Ranges (SCB Range) For Palladium

    Date 26/03/2020

    This is to inform you that Static Circuit Breaker Ranges (SCB Range) for Palladium will be changed as below. 

  • TMX Group Interim CEO And CFO John Mckenzie Participates In A Virtual Fireside Chat With TD Securities

    Date 25/03/2020

    TMX Group Interim CEO and CFO John McKenzie participated in a virtual fireside chat today with Graham Ryding of TD Securities.

  • Nasdaq Pledges Business And Philanthropic Support In Response To COVID-19 - Makes $6 Million Cash And In-Kind Donation To Relief Organizations And Business Partners

    Date 25/03/2020

    Nasdaq, Inc. (Nasdaq: NDAQ) announced today its philanthropic support in response to the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. With our global community experiencing this unprecedented time in history together, Nasdaq is taking action to commit cash and in-kind donations totaling $6 million to COVID-19 response and relief efforts to provide immediate assistance to those who are most at risk.

  • U.S. Chamber Welcomes Pledge To Maintain Trade Flows

    Date 25/03/2020

    U.S. Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President and Head of International Affairs Myron Brilliant issued the following response to a joint statement from the governments of Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Myanmar, New Zealand and Singapore today affirming their commitment to keeping trade lines open:

    “As nations grapple with COVID-19 and its economic fallout, the Chamber welcomes commitments by governments such as these to keep trade lines open and ensure robust and connected supply chains.

    “In the current public health crisis, trade connections by air, land, and sea remain vital to efforts to secure medical supplies and other essential goods. Governments must work together to ensure that cross-border trade can continue.

    “In particular, the Chamber welcomes the pledge by these governments to refrain from export controls, tariffs, and non-tariff measures that threaten to impede the movement of essential goods, especially medicines and medical countermeasures and similar supplies.

    “The ability of U.S. industry to deliver these supplies to hospitals and medical practitioners is threatened by such barriers. To date, the U.S. has laudably refrained from imposing export controls on these goods, and we urge the United States to continue to avoid such measures, which would immediately undermine U.S.-based production of medical supplies.

    “The Chamber urges the members of the G20 meeting this week to match this pledge to ensure that all nations work together to respond to this pandemic.”

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