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  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Reviews Composition Of Market Indices

    Date 29/12/2017

    The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE or “The Exchange”) is pleased to announce the review of the NSE-30, and the seven sectoral indices of the Exchange, which are NSE Consumer Goods, NSE Banking, NSE Insurance, NSE Industrial, NSE Oil & Gas, NSE Pension and the NSE Lotus Islamic Indices. The composition of these indices is effective January 1, 2018 after the completion of the year-end review and index rebalancing exercise which will see the entry of some major companies and the exit of others from the various indices.

  • London IPO Market Soars In 2017

    Date 29/12/2017

    • 106 IPOs raise £15bn in London – three year high
    • +63% by number of IPOs, +164% by value of IPOs year-on-year, surpassing all European exchanges
    • London’s IPOs become even more international – nine out of largest ten by value are international; 20 listings come from North America
    • Money raised on AIM +97%, via IPOs, year-on-year. AIM to be registered as SME Growth Market

  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Weekly Stock Market Report For December 29th 2017

    Date 29/12/2017

    It was a brief trading week as market opened for three days in observance of the public holidays (Monday 25th and Tuesday 26th December 2017) as declared by the Federal Government of Nigeria.

  • China Securities Regulatory Commission And Hong Kong's Securities And Futures Commission Sign MoU To Enhance Supervisory And Enforcement Cooperation In Futures Markets

    Date 29/12/2017

    The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) jointly announce today that they have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding on Supervisory and Enforcement Cooperation on Matters concerning Futures (MoU).

  • Börse Berlin Reaches A Turnover Of More Than €55 Billion In 2017

    Date 29/12/2017

    Boerse Berlin’s two Market places, Equiduct and Xontro, achieved a combined turnover of €55.7 billion in 2017. The number of trades reached 8.3 million.