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  • Monthly Summary Bulgarian Stock Exchange-Sofia March 2016

    Date 12/04/2016

    Click here to download the statistics for the market performance of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange in March, 2016.

  • ESMA Publishes Opinion On EU Framework For Loan Origination By Investment Funds

    Date 12/04/2016

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has today published an Opinion addressed to the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on the components necessary for a common European framework which applies to loan origination by investment funds.

  • EEX Number One Platform In Spanish Power Derivatives

    Date 12/04/2016

    In March 2016, a total volume of 4.6 TWh was traded in Spanish Power Derivatives contracts at the European Energy Exchange (EEX). Thereof, 4.4 TWh have been registered in Power Futures and 0.2 TWh have been registered in Power Options. Therefore EEX became the number one cleared trading venue for Spanish power in March, reaching 42% of all cleared exchange volumes and a 26% market share of total volumes.

  • IPC Marks Transformation And Expanded Focus On Compliance And Communications Within Financial Markets Community - New Brand And 'Connecting Opportunities' Corporate Commitment Reflects Global Vision

    Date 12/04/2016

    Marking a milestone in its transformation, global financial markets technology and service provider, IPC Systems, Inc. today launched their new brand identity and focus on "Connecting Opportunities."  The rebrand follows its acquisition of Etrali Trading Solutions earlier this year.  It represents a strategic evolution reflecting an enhanced focus on customer solutions in the areas of compliance and regulatory adherence, the financial markets community, and communications.

  • The EBRD And The Financial Sector

    Date 12/04/2016

    A sound financial sector is the lifeblood of a functioning market economy. It is no coincidence that the EBRD’s first investment in 1991 was a loan to WBK, a commercial bank in Poland who is still a partner of the EBRD today, for on-lending to small and medium-sized enterprises. The project addressed the two most urgent tasks facing the region at that time: supporting the establishment of the private sector and providing banks with the capacity to serve their clients and fuel growth.