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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has picked UBS as the general counterparty for its upcoming over-the-counter (OTC) electronic bond trading platform called SGX Bond Pro. -
Deutsche Bank took the criticisms of its ‘Strategy 2020’ plan — announced in April by then co-CEO Anshu Jain and followed shortly thereafter with his resignation — dead seriously, preparing investors for a shocking third quarter loss as it prepares to divulge new details on the plan.
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Market participants have been digesting the European Securities and Markets Authority’s flood of regulatory standards, released last week – and looking at the impact on the primary market.
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Singapore Exchange (SGX) is looking to replicate the success of companies CME Group, Deutsche Bourse and the London Stock Exchange Group in evolving the indexing business, as passive investing gains popularity in Asia.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) has pulled the plug on its campaign to allow weighted voting rights (WVRs), bowing to pressure from the city’s securities regulator.
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The European Central Bank has beaten a case against it by a group of Italian investors claiming damages over the 2012 restructuring of Greek debt.
