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  • EBA Holds A Public Hearing On Covered Bonds

    Date 20/10/2016

    On 18 November 2016, from 13.00 to 16.00 UK time, the European Banking Authority (EBA) will be holding a public hearing to outline its draft proposals on the European covered bond framework. The hearing comes as a follow-up to the recommendation by the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) and ahead of the expected publication of the final report by end of 2016.

  • Hong Kong’s Celera Markets Becomes London Stock Exchange Member

    Date 20/10/2016

    • 9th Greater China member, 1st on London Stock Exchange Derivatives Market
    • Reflects London’s position as a leading offshore Renminbi centre
    • Further strengthens UK-Greater China ties

  • London Stock Exchange Group: IMS For The Period To 19 October 2016, Including Revenues And KPIs For Q3

    Date 20/10/2016

    • Continued good growth: Q3 total income from continuing operations (excluding assets sold / held for sale) up 19% to £414.6 million and rose 14% year-to-date to £1,200.4 million
    • Q3 revenues from continuing operations up 15% to £376.2 million; up 11% for 9 months year-to-date at £1,098.1 million
    • Reflecting strong resilience and diversified range of business, all core divisions delivering good growth despite a backdrop of testing markets and economic uncertainty
    • Focus remains on completion of the merger with Deutsche Börse, creating a leading global markets infrastructure group – shareholder approvals achieved and work continues to secure regulatory consents

  • MARF Admits To Trading A New Issue By SUGAL - For The Second Time, To The Value Of €23 Million

    Date 20/10/2016

    The Portuguese company Sugal has launched a new bond issue on MARF under the €80 million Programme registered with the market.

  • EBA Recommends That Only Financial Firms Identified As OSIIs Be Subject In Full To CRDIV/CRR

    Date 20/10/2016

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) responded today to the European Commission's call for technical advice on the criteria to identify the class of investment firms for which the prudential regime laid down in the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) and Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) is applicable. In general, the EBA recommends that only those investment firms that are currently identified as Other Systemically Important Institutions (OSIIs) remain subject to the full CRD/CRR regime.