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November 2019
Consultation on Financial Market Infrastructure Regulatory Reforms
CFR has today released a consultation paper seeking comments on proposed financial market infrastructure regulatory reforms.
Michael Birshan Appointed As Director of Sales at IHS Markit
As per statement released by the firm, the firm has hired Mr.
Russell Sears Appointed AS Chief Revenue Officer of TradAir
As per the statement released by the firm, it has hired Mr.
Equities & Forex Pairs Crumble In Global Market on Trade Deal & Data Woes, US PPI in Focus
The global market is seeing major equities and forex pairs decline sharply today over cues from fading trade deal optimism and disappointing macro data.
FMA Apologises for Privacy Breach
The FMA today apologised for a privacy breach that meant complaints documents sent to the regulator between 2015 and 2017.
Quantifi to Support Axiom Alternative Investments’ New Credit Fund
Quantifi delivers cross-asset trading, front-to-back operations, position management, enterprise risk management, and regulatory reporting.
CLS Releases Volume Data for FX Forward Market
FX Forward Volume will be CLS's first data product for the FX forward market and part of its comprehensive suite of executed trade data products.
Weak Data from China and Australia Pressures Asian Equities
In China, weak data from the Industrial Production (YoY) came in at 4.7%, below expectations of 5.4% in October. China Retail Sales (YoY) came in at 7.2%.
Flodén: Riksbank selling bonds for climate reasons
The Riksbank needs to analyse and manage the economic consequences of climate change.
Official Cash Rate unchanged at 1 percent
The Monetary Policy Committee has decided to keep the Official Cash Rate (OCR) at 1.0 percent.
The Economic Outlook by Chair Jerome H. Powell
The Economic Outlook by Chair Jerome H. Powell Before the Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C.
