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May 2020
SVERIGES RIKSBANK: MINUTES OF MONETARY POLICY MEETING Executive Board, No. 6
Monetary policy review Carl-Fredrik Pettersson from the Markets Department informed the meeting of developments onthe financial markets.
Bank of Russia: Monitoring sectoral financial flows: stabilisation at lower levels
Over the fourth non-work week, incoming payments showed a slightly rising (20.8%) deviation from their ‘normal’ levels compared to the third week (20.3%).
Asian Stocks Slump, Cryptocurrencies Under Pressure
Cryptocurrencies retreat today, Bitcoin's (BTCUSD) price is 2.70% lower at $8,675, hitting the daily low at $8,521 and the daily high at $8,957.
VTB’s Online Trading Service Expected to Attract 1 Million Clients
VTB has launched a service for buying stocks via online trading and without visiting a branch which is expected to increase the number of VTB clients.
NatWest Renews Partnership with Artesian’s CRM
NatWest, a commercial bank in the UK which is part of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group since 2000, has renewed its partnership with Artesian Solutions.
FINTRAC Advisory: Financial Transactions Related to Countries Identified by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)
The FATF issued a statement on high-risk jurisdictions subject to a call for action and a statement on jurisdictions under increased monitoring.
MAS: Monetary Statistics for March 2020
According to statistics published today by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, total deposits with authorized institutions increased by 0.2% in March 2020.
MAS Supports Inaugural Cloud-Based G20 TechSprint
MAS announced that it is pleased to support the inaugural G20 TechSprint launched by the Saudi G20 Presidency and the Bank for International Settlements.
RBNZ: Reserve Bank removes LVR restrictions for 12 months
The Reserve Bank has today decided to remove mortgage loan-to-value ratio (LVR) restrictions for 12 months.
Canadian Securities Regulators Warn Public about Entity Claiming to Regulate Derivatives
Vancouver – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) is warning the public about an entity claiming falsely to regulate derivatives in Canada.
Asian Stocks Slump, As US-China Trade Tensions Resurface
President Trump threatened that he would impose retaliatory tariffs on China over the COVID-19 handling as trade tension resurfaces.
FMA Suspends EncoreFX Licence Following Voluntary Administration
FMA has suspended the derivatives issuer licence of EncoreFX (NZ) Limited after the business was put into voluntary administration by its Canadian parent.
