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  • ITG - To BIVA Or To BMV: That Is The Question

    Date 21/02/2017

    Trading Mexico in 2017

    Mexico faces headwinds this year from three fronts—local politics, the economy and international trade. Access to the equity markets via the national exchange Bolsa de Valores, more commonly known as the BMV, is no exception.

    While the economy and international trade are being affected by a new U.S. administration led by Donald Trump, the BMV’s issues lie within its own infrastructure. Delayed market data or bandwidth during rebalances forced the BMV to close its doors to investors four times in 2016 while it dealt with the outages. This has highlighted the need for a new exchange for competition.

  • Canada's Joint Serious Offences Team Makes First Arrest In Fight Against Financial Crime

    Date 21/02/2017

    The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) and the Alberta RCMP announced today that Neil Andrew McDonald of Calgary has been charged with alleged breaches of the Criminal Code following an investigation by the Joint Serious Offences Team (JSOT) in Alberta.

  • Readout From A Treasury Spokesperson Of Secretary Mnuchin’s Call With International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde

    Date 21/02/2017

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke by phone today with Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). 

  • ESMA: Compliance Table For The Guidelines On Market Making Activities Under The Short Selling Regulation

    Date 21/02/2017

    Guidelines compliance table

    Exemption for market making activities and primary market operations under Regulation (EU) 236/2012 of the European Parliament and the Council on short selling and certain aspects of Credit Default Swaps (ESMA/2013/74)

  • Vienna Stock Exchange To Offer IT Solution Featuring MiFID II Compliance

    Date 21/02/2017

    MiFID II, the EU Directive for Markets in Financial Instruments will take effect at the beginning of 2018 and have a significant impact on pre-trade and post-trade transparency requirements for European financial markets. The Directive also covers many more financial instruments than has been the case until now. In response, the Vienna Stock Exchange is working on an IT solution for MIFID II reporting obligations regarding OTC transactions and the reporting of orders and quotes for investment firms (including systematic internalisers). The Vienna Stock Exchange will make this service available pending regulatory approval from the FMA for offering an APA (Approved Publication Arrangement). The new service will be called TTR® II and is based on its already established service TTR® (Transparent Trade Reporting, covers MiFID requirements).