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  • HKEX: Report On Initial Public Offering Applications, Delisting And Suspensions

    Date 29/03/2018

    Report on Initial Public Offering Applications, Delisting and Suspensions
    (As at 29 March 2018)

  • Saxo Bank Welcomes ESMA’s Measures In Relation To Margin Trading

    Date 29/03/2018

    Saxo Bank, the leading fintech specialist focused on multi-asset trading and investing, strongly welcomes ESMA’s recently announced measures  in relation to the provision of CFDs to retail clients. The measures include caps on leverage which Saxo Bank considers fair and proportionate. Saxo Bank expects these measures to be positive for clients and result in a more level playing field among EU providers offering margin trading, which will in turn move the competitive focus away from leverage and towards the quality of platform, price, product and service.

  • European Commodity Clearing Granted Recognised Clearing House Status By Monetary Authority Of Singapore

    Date 29/03/2018

    The European Commodity Clearing (ECC) has been given Recognised Clearing House (RCH) status by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). This will be ECC’s first regulatory license outside of Europe, representing a key milestone for ECC and CLTX, as part of EEX Group, in their shared global growth ambitions.

  • CME Group To Acquire NEX Group plc, Bringing Together Cash, Futures And OTC Marketplaces

    Date 29/03/2018

    • Delivers streamlined access and new trading opportunities across spot and futures FX products as well as cash, repo and futures products in U.S. Treasuries.
    • Expands clearing offering to include other leading post-trade services.
    • Provides consideration of £10 per share to NEX shareholders, consisting of 500 pence in cash and 0.0444 CME Group shares.
    • Produces $200 million in run-rate cost synergies annually by end of 2021.
    • Expected to close in the second half of 2018.

  • Shanghai Stock Exchange Releases “SSE Measures For Implementation Of Disciplinary Sanctions And Regulatory Measures (2018 Revision)”, “SSE Detailed Rules On Self-regulatory Hearing”

    Date 29/03/2018

    Disciplinary sanctions and regulatory measures are the major methods of an exchange to make punishment towards illegal behaviors and an important guarantee for it to fulfill its front-line regulatory responsibilities. The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has explored to set up the disciplinary sanctions mechanism separating investigation and examination since 2008. And the SSE has gradually formed the disciplinary sanctions and regulatory measures system with numerous types and clear layers, improved the standards of implementing disciplinary sanctions and regulatory measures, and standardized the process of implementing disciplinary sanctions and regulatory measures in the regulation of several years. In general, the disciplinary sanctions and regulatory measures have been implemented in order and exerted important role in punishing and deterring illegal behaviors in stock market, and received good effects from the market.

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