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TISE Listings Among Brexit Opportunities For Isle Of Man

Date 31/10/2017

New listings on The International Stock Exchange (TISE) are among the opportunities for the Isle of Man’s financial services industry arising from Brexit, according to Carolyn Gelling, Head of Isle of Man Office at The International Stock Exchange Group.
Nasdaq Nordic Fund Market Launches On Bricknode

Date 31/10/2017

Nasdaq’s Nordic Fund Market (NFM) launches on Bricknode Marketplace. This integration allows the Swedish company’s users to become Nasdaq customers and do business with more than 5000 funds in the EU. For Bricknode the integration confirms the company’s position as one of the world’s leading developers of digital financial tools.
Itiviti integrates ETF Data From IHS Markit In Delta One Solution

Date 31/10/2017

Itiviti, a global technology provider for the capital markets industry, today announced a strategic alliance with IHS Markit, a world-leader in critical information and analytics solutions, to create a turnkey ETF solution integrating the multi-award winning Tbricks by Itiviti trading platform with SOLA, the comprehensive ETF data service from IHS Markit.
Re-appointment To The Monetary Authority Of Singapore Board Of Directors

Date 31/10/2017

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced that Mr V K Rajah will be re-appointed to MAS’ Board of Directors. Mr Rajah’s term of appointment will be from 1 November 2017 to 31 May 2020.
ASIC Publishes Business Plans

Date 31/10/2017

ASIC today published its 2017–18 business plans.

SET Highlights Innovations At SET Flagship Investment Event

Date 31/10/2017

The Stock Exchange of Thailand will organize “SET in the City”, the annual SET’s flagship investment expo in Bangkok during November 16-19, featuring various investment products and innovative services.
NZX Q3 2017 Revenues & Shareholder Metrics

Date 30/10/2017

NZX today reported its third quarter revenue and operating metrics. Highlights included continued strong growth in its SuperLife and Smartshares businesses, the ongoing positive performance of its dairy derivatives business, and buoyant Farmers Weekly advertising volumes. Total revenues for the quarter were down 4.4%, reflecting a quiet quarter for capital raising activity relative to Q3 2016, which saw substantial new debt listed.
B3 Offsets Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions For The Sixth Consecutive Year

Date 30/10/2017

B3 has offset 4,782.72 tons of CO2 equivalent, related to its 2016 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions not liable to be reduced, thus becoming a "carbon neutral" company for another year. To offset this amount of CO2, 4,783 carbon credits, called CERs (Certified Emission Reductions) and generated under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of Kyoto Protocol, were purchased. The initiative has been in place since 2013, 2011 and 2012 base years, and since then this process has been performed yearly.
ISDA SwapsInfo Third Quarter 2017 Review

Date 30/10/2017

The ISDA SwapsInfo Quarterly Review provides analysis of interest rate derivatives (IRD) and index credit default swap (CDS) trading activity. The report provides a breakdown of publicly available data to analyze the impact of regulatory change on swap execution facility (SEF) and bilateral trading volumes, as well as cleared and non-cleared activity.
Economy Statement For The US Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee Of The Securities Industry And Financial Markets Association

Date 30/10/2017

Despite a battering by three major hurricanes in August and September, the U.S. economy held a steady course and looks increasingly poised to enter its ninth straight year of economic expansion on a strong footing. Newly released data for the third quarter show real GDP growing at an annual rate of 3.0 percent, just a touch under the second quarter’s 3.1 percent pace. Growth of personal consumption expenditures, although a bit slower than in the second quarter, remained the core driver of overall growth, while nonresidential fixed investment continued to advance and net exports made a significant contribution to growth. Residential investment declined for the second consecutive quarter, erasing the substantial gains made during the first quarter, but analysts expect that rebuilding efforts and a tempering of the effects of weather-related disruptions will help support residential sector activity in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, total government spending had a neutral impact on third-quarter growth, as a decline in state and local outlays offset a sizeable increase in federal spending. Significantly, inventory accumulation was the second main driver of growth in the third quarter, after several quarters of mostly negative or neutral contributions. Overall labor market conditions improved, although a temporary, storm-related dip in payroll job creation lowered the third quarter’s average monthly pace below that of the second quarter. Nonetheless, the unemployment rate fell to a fresh sixteen-year low and the labor force participation rate rose to its highest level in two years. In September 2017, the unemployment rate stood at 4.2 percent, more than a full percentage point below the pre-recession norm of 5.3 percent. Already-solid economic fundamentals, including confidence and household balance sheets, have strengthened further, suggesting healthy growth through the end of this year and into next year.