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SEC Charges Company And CEO For COVID-19 Scam
Date 28/04/2020
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced charges against Praxsyn Corp. and its CEO for allegedly issuing false and misleading press releases claiming the company was able to acquire and supply large quantities of N95 or similar masks to protect wearers from the COVID-19 virus. The SEC previously issued an order on March 26 temporarily suspending trading in the securities of Praxsyn.
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Moscow Exchange: Risk Parameters Change On Securities Market - Update
Date 28/04/2020
CCP NCC is changing PcH_max parameter value that defines price up limit for ISKJ and VSYD on Securities market starting from April 29, 2020:
Ticker Current value PcH_max New value PcH_max ISKJ 10% 40% VSYD 40% 10% -
SEC Awards Over $18 Million To Whistleblower
Date 28/04/2020
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced an award of more than $18 million to a whistleblower whose significant information prompted an examination that resulted in an important enforcement action. The whistleblower repeatedly reported the problem internally before contacting the SEC.
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FSB Sub-Saharan Africa Group Discusses Regional Financial Stability And The Impact Of COVID-19
Date 28/04/2020
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) Regional Consultative Group (RCG) for Sub-Saharan Africa held a conference call today to discuss recent macroeconomic and financial market developments, including the financial stability implications from COVID-19.
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EEX Response To The ACER Consultation On The TSOs Proposal Of A Methodology For The Bidding Zones Review
Date 28/04/2020
EEX responded to the ACER consultation on the TSOs proposal of a methodology for the Bidding Zones Review.
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Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Brian D. Quintenz On The End Of His Term And Future Plans
Date 28/04/2020
I am deeply honored to have served as a Commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over the last two and half years, as well as to have been a part of an administration that has assembled one of the best financial regulatory teams across the federal government. My five-year statutory term as a Commissioner expires this month. With its expiration, I have had an opportunity to reflect on my journey. It has been a privilege to serve my country in this role, easily the most rewarding experience of my professional career. However, after thoughtful consideration and much discussion with my family, I have decided not to seek re-nomination to another five-year term as a Commissioner. With five years having passed since I was first selected for this role, it is time for me to pursue new challenges and opportunities.
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BIS: Dollar Invoicing, Global Value Chains, And The Business Cycle Dynamics Of International Trade
Date 28/04/2020
Focus
This paper studies how US dollar invoicing and the rise of global value chains (GVCs) affects the relationship between monetary policy, exchange rates and international trade.
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The Armchair Trader Launches Recovery Market Stock Picking Competition To Support The NHS
Date 28/04/2020
Today sees the launch of a stock picking competition from The Armchair Trader for investors who are following recovery trends within the global equities markets. Sponsored by AvaTrade, our competition has a total jackpot of more than £5000 in prize gifts. It is also designed to raise money for the NHS as it battles to save the lives of victims of COVID-19.
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BIS: Covid-19 And Corporate Sector Liquidity
Date 28/04/2020
Key takeaways
- The Covid-19 shock is placing enormous strains on corporates cash buffers. Corporate financial statements from 2019 suggest that 50% of firms do not have sufficient cash to cover total debt servicing costs over the coming year.
- Credit lines could provide firms with additional liquidity. On average undrawn credit stood around 120% of debt servicing costs at end 2019. However, access is uneven and banks may be reluctant to renew or extend them in the current environment.
- Sticky operating expenses result in many firms running operating losses, placing an additional burden on cash buffers. Estimates indicate that following a 10% drop in revenues, operating expenses only fall by 6% on average.
- Simulations suggest that if revenues fall by 25% in 2020, then closing the entire funding gap with debt would raise firm leverage by around 10 percentage points.
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Qatar Stock Exchange Launches A Distance Learning Program For The Public
Date 28/04/2020
In line with the social responsibility of Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) and the precautionary measures taken to combat the Covid-19, the QSE’s Marketing and Communications Department launched a distance learning program, which includes free online courses for the public. The courses, which will be given by a group of specialized university professors and QSE experts, are aimed to promote securities investment and trading awareness among various segments of the local community.
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