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  • New OIC Study Shows Increased Knowledge Of Listed Options By Investors

    Date 20/10/2015

    The Options Industry Council (OIC), the educational cooperative run by OCC, the world’s largest equity derivatives clearing organization, and the U.S. options industry, today released the results of a new study conducted by Harris Poll that shows that industry efforts to educate investors about the use of listed options are generating positive results.

  • London Stock Exchange Today Welcomes China Development Bank (CDB)

    Date 20/10/2015

    London Stock Exchange today welcomed China Development Bank (CDB), one of the largest development financial institutions in the world and the major bank that provides medium and long term financing and investment services in China and in promoting development elsewhere in the world.  As at the end of the 3rd Quarter of 2015, CDB’s total assets reached RMB11.4 trillion and ranked No. 87 among Global Fortune 500.

  • Vienna Stock Exchange: Five Bonds Of The Financial Sector Can Be Traded Continuously

    Date 20/10/2015

    In the market segment financial sector the following bonds can be traded continuously as of Tuesday, October 20, 2015. The trading members Baader Bank AG (BALFR) and Walter Ludwig Wertpapierhandels GmbH (WALFR) assume the oblgations as market maker (M).

  • TheCityUK: The Economics Of Fiscal Policy

    Date 20/10/2015

    TheCityUK has released its new quarterly report from the Independent Economists Group (IEG), titled The Economics of Fiscal Policy.

  • Remarks By Counselor To The US Treasury Secretary Antonio Weiss At A Conference On The Evolving Structure Of The U.S. Treasury Market

    Date 20/10/2015

    Thank you, Jay.  I would like to thank Bill Dudley and the team at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for hosting this conference, the other agencies for their participation, and the panelists and speakers who are participating today and tomorrow. 

    I should acknowledge at the outset that this conference grew out of a suggestion by Governor Powell, who successfully convened a broad group of stakeholders following the Salomon Brothers bidding scandal in the early 1990s.  We are not here today to respond to a scandal or crisis.  But the issues we will discuss over the next two days are no less important, and will benefit from the input of such a broad range of market participants, policymakers and academics.