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May 2020
Wall Street To Open Positive, Caution to Keep Gains in Check
U.S. senate meeting to assess health implications of re-opening U.S. economy in focus, risk sentiment on China relaxing tariff on U.S. goods import.
Moscow Exchange Trading Volumes in April 2020
In April 2020, total trading volums across Moscow Exchange’s markets grew by 15.9% to reach RUB 85.5 trln (RUB 73.8 trln in April 2019).
Walter Bell Joins Ideal Predictions as Chief Technology Officer
As per the statement released by the firm, it has onboarded Mr. Walter Bell to serve as its Chief Technology Officer effective immediately.
Victoria Harverson Joins SmartStream as Business Development Director
SmartStream Technologies has announced the addition of a new senior-level appointment Mrs. Victoria Harverson in its APAC operations.
Supervision and Regulation Report
Vice Chair for Supervision Randal K. Quarles Before the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C.
Wall Street To Open Lower on COVID-19 Woes, Fed Speech in Focus
Traders now await Fed speech later in the day as any signs on future interest rate stance will help provide directional bias.
Aite’s Matrix Evaluation Awards Highest Status to Temenos Multifonds Global Accounting
Temenos AG revealed that its “Multifonds Global Accounting” product had been awarded the title of “Best in Class” by Aite Group’s Matrix Evaluation.
Tokenise Stock Exchange Launches Registration For Investors For its New Website
Tokenise Stock Exchange, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tokenise International headquartered in the UK, has revealed the launch of a new registration website.
SEC Charges Bloomberg Tradebook for Order Routing Misrepresentations
SEC today filed settled charges against registered broker-dealer Bloomberg Tradebook LLC for making material misrepresentations and omitting material facts.
ASIC Warns Consumers: Investment Advertising Is Not Always ‘True to Label’
ASIC warns consumers about investment advertising is not always ‘true to label’ that compares fixed-term investment products to bank term deposits.
