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  • Vienna Stock Exchange On IWI Study: Listed Companies Need Political Restart

    Date 15/02/2017

    • IWI study backs Vienna Stock Exchange's demands
    • Listed companies have strong leverage effect for national economy
    • Market capitalization on Vienna SE close to EUR 100 billion for first time since 2007

  • Deutsche Börse: BNP Paribas Easy Launches Six New Smart Beta ETFs On Xetra - ETFs Offer Access To Risk Factor Strategies With A Focus On US And European Companies

    Date 15/02/2017

    Six new equity index funds issued by BNP Paribas Easy SICAV have been tradable via Xetra since Tuesday.

  • BME: MARF Registers A €25 Million Comercial Paper Programme By Teknia - Fifteenth Commercial Paper Programme In The Market

    Date 15/02/2017

    The Mercado Alternativo de Renta Fija (MARF) has registered a Commercial Paper Programme by Teknia Manufacturing Group with a maximum amount of €25 million, which will allow the company to tap the market again while at the same time exploring a new way of pushing forward with its process of growth and diversification of its short-term funding sources, following the €40 million Medium Term Notes Programme listed in MARF last June.

  • Saudi Arabia's Capital Market Authority: The Issuance Of CMA Board Resolution Approving The Corporate Governance Regulations

    Date 15/02/2017

    As part of the CMA efforts to develop the  capital market in Saudi Arabia as well as regulate and monitor the businesses and activities of entities subject to its supervision through issuing implementing regulations and rules governing the capital market in Saudi Arabia, and pursuant to the Capital Market Law issued by Royal Decree (M/30) dated 2/06/1424H., and based on the Companies Law issued by Royal Decree (M/3) dated 28/1/1437H., the CMA board has issued its Resolution stating the following:

  • Bank Of England Statement On The Next Steps Following The Discovery Of Traces Of Animal-Derived Products In £5 Polymer Banknotes

    Date 15/02/2017

    • The Bank recognises the concerns raised about the discovery of traces of tallow used in the production of its £5 polymer notes. Following detailed analysis and further work we are now able to provide an update to the public.
    • As stated on 30 November 2016, the Bank was not aware of the presence of animal-derived products when it signed the contract with its supplier for the £5 and £10 banknote polymer.  When the Bank discovered the presence of these products, its first step was to alert the public and subsequently has been treating the concerns raised by members of the public with the utmost seriousness.  It has spoken to a number of groups to understand their concerns more fully.
    • An extremely small amount of tallow is used in an early stage of the production process of polymer pellets, which are then used to create the base substrate for the £5 note. The Bank is continuing to work closely with banknote polymer suppliers to determine what alternatives might be available.
    • Weighing the considerations below, the Bank has now concluded that it would be appropriate to keep the £5 polymer note in circulation and to issue the £10 polymer note as planned, in September. In reaching its decision, the Bank has given careful consideration to the possible alternative options for the current £5 note and the Jane Austen £10 polymer note.  In doing so, the Bank has considered: its responsibility to issue and maintain the supply of high quality and secure banknotes, its obligations under the Equality Act 2010, the concerns raised about the use of animal-derived products, the impact of any changes on firms that process and handle cash, the potential impact on our suppliers, and value for money for the taxpayer.
    • Further information on the current status and plans for the Bank’s assessment is presented in the accompanying paper.  

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