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  • SIX Swiss Exchange: Sponsored Foreign Shares: Additional Trading Currency

    Date 08/08/2016

    • In the SFS segment of SIX Swiss Exchange investors can now trade 70 stocks also in US Dollar. Renell Wertpapierhandelsbank AG acts as Market Maker

  • LSEG: UnaVista Launches MiFIR Transaction Reporting Test Environment

    Date 08/08/2016

    • UnaVista is one of the largest ARMs in Europe for current MiFID regime
    • Clients are now able to begin testing against the latest MiFIR RTS
    • redit Suisse among the first clients to move into test environment

  • Metamako Appoints Kevin Covington CEO As Growth Escalates

    Date 08/08/2016

    Metamako, the leading specialist in deterministic network devices for the world’s financial institutions, announced today that it has expanded its team and appointed Kevin Covington CEO. Since the company’s launch at the end of 2013, Metamako’s presence worldwide has been increasing quickly and steadily. In 2015 it was listed in the KPMG and H2 Ventures’ top 50 Emerging Stars of global finance technology innovators.

  • TriOptima Completes First triReduce Compression Cycle For Cleared Mexican Peso Swaps At CME Group

    Date 08/08/2016

    TriOptima, a leading provider of OTC derivatives post-trade risk management services and infrastructure, announces today that 11 CME Group IRS clearing members eliminated 12.5 trillion MXN ($664 billion USD) notional outstanding in the first triReduce multilateral compression cycle for cleared Mexican Peso (MXN) interest rate swaps (IRS).  

  • Financial Stability Board (FSB) Launches Peer Review Of The G20/OECD Principles Of Corporate Governance And Invites Feedback From Stakeholders

    Date 08/08/2016

    The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has launched a peer review on the implementation of the G20/Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) Principles of Corporate Governance (Principles). The overarching objective of the review is to take stock of how FSB member jurisdictions have applied the Principles to publicly listed, regulated financial institutions, identifying effective practices and areas where good progress has been made while noting gaps and areas of weakness. It will also inform work that is underway to revise the OECD’s Assessment Methodology that is used by the World Bank as the basis for country assessments undertaken as part of its Corporate Governance Report of Standards and Codes initiative and will provide input to governance-related aspects of the FSB’s broader work on conduct for financial institutions.