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  • Deutsche Börse Adapts Rules For MDAX, SDAX And TecDAX Indices

    Date 07/06/2016

    Deutsche Börse is changing the rules for the composition of the MDAX, SDAX and TecDAX indices. As of September 2016, the process for selecting companies in the indices will be purely quantitative as well as completely automated, and aligned with the existing DAX index rules. The Working Committee for Equity Indices, which advises Deutsche Börse regarding the selection indices, will continue to provide recom-mendations in respect of rule changes, but will not give any further guidance on the specific composition of the indices going forward.

  • TMX Group Equity Financing Statistics – May 2016

    Date 07/06/2016

    TMX Group today announced its financing activity on Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange for May 2016.

  • Luxembourg Stock Exchange Becomes A Climate Bonds Partner

    Date 07/06/2016

    The Luxembourg Stock Exchange, (LuxSE) the leading stock exchange for international bond listing,becomes a Climate Bonds Partner today. In 2007, LuxSE listed the first green bond ever issued. Since then it has continued to endorse collective action towards the transition to a low carbon economy. Most recently, on the 18th of February this year, LuxSE achieved an important milestone in this mission by listing the 100th green bond at the exchange.

  • SEC Announces Two Non-Prosecution Agreements In FCPA Cases

    Date 07/06/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced non-prosecution agreements (NPAs) with two unrelated companies that will forfeit ill-gotten gains connected to bribes paid to Chinese officials by foreign subsidiaries.

  • SIFMA: Organizations Supporting The EU-U.S. Financial Services Marketplace Form New International Coalition For Transatlantic Cooperation In Financial Regulation, Focusing On TTIP

    Date 07/06/2016

    An international group of fourteen trade associations and business groups today announced the formation of a Transatlantic Financial Regulatory Coherence (TFRC) Coalition.  The Coalition, which represents a large part of the transatlantic financial services community, has been brought together by a strong and shared belief on both sides of the Atlantic that improving regulatory cooperation between the U.S. and EU must be a priority. It believes that a comprehensive Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) that includes both market-opening measures and a framework for regulatory coherence in financial services is the best way of achieving this.