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Date 27/10/2014
Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Circuit Breakers In And After November 4th,2014
Circuit breakers in and after November 4th, 2014 will be handled as follows for the time being; provided, however, that the Exchange might change the Initial CB Trigger Levels, CB Expansion Amounts, and number of expansion, etc., when it deems necessary.
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Date 26/10/2014
Statement By The IMF Spokesman On The ECB’s Comprehensive Assessment
Mr. Gerry Rice, Director of the Communications Department at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement today:
"The IMF welcomes the successful completion of the ECB’s Comprehensive Assessment of banks in the euro area. The exercise has used a common framework to assess the capital needs of banks and marks the substantial progress that has been achieved towards a banking union."
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Date 26/10/2014
Results Of The 2014 EU-Wide Stress Test
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today the results of the 2014 EU-wide stress test of 123 banks. The aim of the stress test is to assess the resilience of EU banks to adverse economic developments, so as to understand remaining vulnerabilities, complete the repair of the EU banking sector and increase confidence. On average, EU banks' common equity ratio (CET1) drops by 260 basis points, from 11.1% at the start of the exercise, after the asset quality reviews' (AQRs) adjustment, to 8.5% after the stress. By disclosing these results, the EBA is providing unparalleled transparency into EU banks' balance sheets, with up to 12,000 data points per bank, an essential step towards enhancing market discipline in the EU.
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Date 26/10/2014
Bank Of England Statement On EBA Stress Test Publication
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has today published the results of its EU-wide stress test. The 2014 UK stress testing exercise will build on the EU-wide stress test by exploring particular vulnerabilities facing the UK banking system. As previously announced, the Bank of England will publish the results of the UK variant stress test on Tuesday 16 December.
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Date 26/10/2014
Safer Banks Serving The Economy: The European Commission Welcomes The Publication Of The Results Of The EU-Wide Stress Test By The European Banking Authority And The Comprehensive Assessment By The European Central Bank
Since the onset of the financial crisis, major improvements in the EU regulatory framework, the level and quality of banks' capital and supervision have considerably strengthened the resilience of European banks. Today’s results of the EU-wide stress test and the comprehensive assessment, which represent the most intense scrutiny that banks have ever undergone in Europe, confirm overall this positive trend. It is also an important step towards an operational Single Supervisory Mechanism, which is a key component of the Banking Union.
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Date 26/10/2014
EBA Publishes 2014 EU-Wide Stress Test Results
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today the results of the 2014 EU-wide stress test of 123 banks. The aim of the stress test is to assess the resilience of EU banks to adverse economic developments, so as to understand remaining vulnerabilities, complete the repair of the EU banking sector and increase confidence. On average, EU banks' common equity ratio (CET1) drops by 260 basis points, from 11.1% at the start of the exercise, after the asset quality reviews' (AQRs) adjustment, to 8.5% after the stress. By disclosing these results, the EBA is providing unparalleled transparency into EU banks' balance sheets, with up to 12,000 data points per bank, an essential step towards enhancing market discipline in the EU.
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Date 26/10/2014
ECB’s In-Depth Review Shows Banks Need To Take Further Action
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Key results of comprehensive assessment of 130 largest euro area banks:
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Capital shortfall of €25 billion detected at 25 participant banks
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Banks’ asset values need to be adjusted by €48 billion, €37 billion of which did not generate capital shortfall
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Shortfall of €25 billion and asset value adjustment of €37 billion implies overall impact of €62 billion on banks
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Additional €136 billion found in non-performing exposures
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Adverse stress scenario would deplete banks’ capital by €263 billion, reducing median CET1 ratio by 4 percentage points from 12.4% to 8.3%
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Exercise delivers high level of transparency, consistency and equal treatment
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Rigorous exercise is milestone for the Single Supervisory Mechanism starting in November
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Date 26/10/2014
Cairo Amman Bank Weekly Economic Monitor
Click here to download Cairo Amman Bank's weekly economic monitor.
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Date 26/10/2014
HKEx: Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect
This announcement is made by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (“HKEx”) pursuant to the provisions under Part XIVA of the Securities and Futures Ordinance and Rule 13.09 of the Rules Governing the Listing of Securities on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited.
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Date 25/10/2014
The Importance Of The SEC’s Rulemaking Agenda — You Are What You Prioritize: Remarks At The 47th Annual Securities Regulation Seminar Of The Los Angeles County Bar Association, SEC Commissioner Daniel M. Gallagher, Los Angeles, CA, Oct. 24, 2014
Thank you, John [Hartigan], for that kind introduction. I am honored to be a part of this venerable conference, which is one of the longest-running of its kind, spanning 47 of the 80 years that the SEC has been in existence. The Los Angeles County Bar Association has always been a leader in addressing the legal and policy issues that impact our capital markets, and I am pleased to be able to join you today to continue that tradition.
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