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Date 15/05/2014
Chief Accountant Paul Beswick To Leave SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Chief Accountant Paul A. Beswick is leaving the agency to return to the private sector. He will remain for a transitional period to help ensure continuity in the agency’s Office of the Chief Accountant (OCA).
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Date 15/05/2014
Call For Papers For The Third EBA Policy Research Workshop
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launches today a call for research papers in view of its third policy research workshop taking place on 25-26 November 2014 in London on the topic "How to measure the riskiness of banks".
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Date 15/05/2014
ShaMaran Lists Its First Bond Issue On Oslo Børs
The oil company ShaMaran Petroleum listed its first bond issue on Oslo Børs today. Foreign companies are increasingly turning to the Oslo Børs fixed income marketplaces to raise loan capital.
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Date 15/05/2014
SIX Exchange Regulation Delisting Absolute Invest AG, Zug
On 7 April 2014, Absolute Invest AG, Zug (Swiss Security Number 4‘292‘743 / ISIN CH0042927431) applied for delisting all its bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 0.10 each. SIX Exchange Regulation granted this application on 15 May 2014.
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Date 15/05/2014
EEX Welcomes EUROPEX Position Paper On Power Market Design
The Association of European Energy Exchanges (EUROPEX) in its position paper calls for market integration of renewables, strengthening Energy Only Markets, investment in transmission capacity and an appropriate regulatory framework for the energy markets.
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Date 15/05/2014
European Commission Economic Review Of The Financial Regulation Agenda: Frequently Asked Questions
See also IP/14/564
1. What is the EU financial regulation agenda?
The financial crisis showed that a fundamental overhaul of the regulatory and supervisory framework was necessary. Between 2008 and 2012, a total of €1.5 trillion of state aid (i.e. more than 12% of EU GDP) was used to prevent the collapse of the financial system. The crisis triggered a deep recession and led to large losses in output. The EU unemployment rate increased from a pre-crisis low of 7.2% in 2007 to 10.8% in 2013. Compared with the end of 2007, an additional 9.3 million people are now unemployed in the EU. Trust in the financial system has been seriously shaken and many EU households have experienced significant losses in income and wealth.
In response to the financial crisis, the EU pursued an ambitious regulatory reform agenda that has been coordinated with international partners in the G20. As the crisis evolved and specific risks emerged which threatened financial stability in the euro area and the EU as a whole, deeper integration to put the banking sector on a more solid footing and restore confidence in the euro was necessary. This led to the development of the Banking Union.
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Date 15/05/2014
Finansinspektionen - Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority - Financial Advice, Instant Loan Firms And Mortgages – Three Areas In Which Consumer Protection Must Be Strengthened
A need for better advice on financial products, greater demands on instant loan firms and openness regarding the mortgage rate. These are some of the conclusions in Finansinspektionen’s new consumer protection report presented today at FI’s Consumer Protection Day.
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Date 15/05/2014
Changes To The Composition Of The Oslo Børs Benchmark Index (OSEBX)
Four companies will be removed from the index, while six companies will be added to the index.
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Date 15/05/2014
Financial Regulation: European Commission Presents A First Comprehensive Review Of The EU's Reform Agenda
With most financial reform measures now adopted, the European Commission has today published a first comprehensive review of the financial regulation agenda as a whole. This economic review sets out how the reforms will deliver a safer and more responsible financial system by enhancing financial stability, deepening the single market for financial services and improving its efficiency whilst improving market integrity and confidence. Evidence suggests that the total expected benefits of the financial regulation agenda will outweigh the expected costs, both on a rule-by-rule basis and when considering the reforms as a whole. Many rules create considerable positive synergies, e.g. between the capital requirements package in banking and the reform of derivatives markets. The financial system is already changing and improving. This change will continue as the reforms take effect.
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Date 15/05/2014
Euronext Announces Second Pan-European Investor Conference At The New York Stock Exchange
Euronext, a wholly owned subsidiary of IntercontinentalExchange Group (NYSE: ICE), today announced its second pan-European Investor conference in New York aimed at raising the profile of its European listed companies among US investors. The event, which will be attended by over 50 large issuers from across all the Euronext countries and over 200 US investors, will take place over three days from 19th to 21st May 2014.
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