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  • Rüdiger Assion To Leave Deutsche Börse AG

    Date 16/11/2016

    Rüdiger Assion (49), Managing Director, Group Communications, will leave Deutsche Börse AG, effective 31 December 2016. Having worked for Deutsche Börse for around ten years, he will depart the company on his own accord, and by amicable consent with senior management. He will join Leonteq AG, Zurich, where he will take up an advanced new mandate.

  • Deutsche Börse Cash Market: Trading Start In Entry Standard For New Hörmann Finance Bond

    Date 16/11/2016

    A new bond issued by Hörmann Finance GmbH (ISIN: DE000A2AAZG8) has been tradable in the Entry Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange since today.

  • DFM Achieves 100% Compliance In UAE Companies’ Disclosure Of The Quarterly Results

    Date 16/11/2016

    Dubai Financial Market (DFM) announced today that its UAE listed companies have showed a 100% compliance to disclose their quarterly results within the deadline of 45 days from the end of the period. All the 47 UAE public joint stock companies listed on DFM successfully disclosed their Q3-2016 results.

  • CMB International Goes Live With Fidessa

    Date 16/11/2016

    Fidessa group plc (LSE: FDSA) has today announced that CMB International Capital Corporation Limited ("CMBI"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Merchants Bank ("CMB"), has implemented Fidessa’s centralised order management and execution system as its Asian trading platform to support the expansion of its equities business across Asia. 

  • Exegy Opens Managed Services Office In London

    Date 16/11/2016

    Exegy Inc., a leading provider of managed services and technology for low-latency financial market data, announced today the opening of a new managed services office in the City of London. The senior technical team in the London office will enhance the breadth and quality of support and field engineering services during European market hours.  Exegy will continue to provide global managed services on a continuous basis from its primary operations center and service desk in the United States. While Exegy has had a long-standing presence in EMEA, the move is a response to the expansion of its business in the region and the global electronic currency markets. “As the scale of our deployments has grown, the scope and criticality of our managed services engagement with our clients has dramatically increased,” says Exegy chief executive officer James O’Donnell. “Our new services team and office in London is just one of the significant investments we are making in our managed services capabilities, which have always been a major point of differentiation of our solutions. We are delighted with the enthusiastic response that we are receiving from our current customers, and we expect this investment to position us well for future growth in the region,” adds Mr. O’Donnell.