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Date 22/04/2013
Shenzhen Stock Exchange Initiates Immediate Response to Earthquake In Sichuan
SZSE initiated contingency plans to maintain sound financial services and safe stable market operation immediately after earthquake struck Lushan County of Ya’an, Sichuan Province on Saturday April 20, 2013.
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Date 22/04/2013
Tokyo Stock Exchange Held The "2nd TSE Independent Directors/Auditors Seminar"
"The 2nd TSE Independent Directors/Auditors Seminar" for independent directors and auditors (ID/As) of listed companies was held on February 5, 2013 (Tue.) at the Tokyo International Forum.
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Date 22/04/2013
Hong Kong's Securities And Futures Commission: Retail Investor Convicted Of False Trading
The Eastern Magistracy has convicted retail investor Mr Stephen Yenn Man Han on one count of false trading in the shares of Kaisa Group Holdings Limited (Kaisa) on 8 November 2010. He had earlier pleaded not guilty to the offence.
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Date 22/04/2013
Dalian Commodity Exchange: Notice Of Adjusting Standard Minimum Trading Margin And Price Limits Range Of All Products During 2013 May Day Holiday
According to the Article 9 of “Measures for Risk Management of Dalian Commodity Exchange”, upon research, it is hereby announced that Dalian Commodity Exchange will adjust the standard minimum trading margin and price limits range of all products around the business suspension period due to 2013 May Day holiday as follows:
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Date 21/04/2013
Iran's First National Corporate Governance Conference
The first national corporate governance (CG) conference will be held in Tehran, 1 and 2 May 2013, focusing on achieving Iran’s development vision.
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Date 20/04/2013
European Commission: Message Of Congratulations From President Barroso To The New President Of The Italian Republic Giorgio Napolitano
On behalf of the European Commission and on my own behalf, I would like to congratulate you on your re-election as President of the Republic of Italy.
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Date 20/04/2013
Communiqué Of The Twenty-Seventh Meeting Of The International Monetary And Financial Committee - Chaired By Mr. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister Of Singapore And Minister For Finance
Policy actions have defused key short-term risks. An uneven recovery is emerging but growth and job creation are still too weak. New risks are arising while several old risks remain. We need to act decisively to nurture a sustainable recovery and restore the resilience of the global economy. Financial sector repair and reform remain a priority. Advanced economies need to balance supporting domestic demand with reforms to tackle structural weaknesses that weigh on growth, while implementing credible fiscal plans. Emerging market and developing economies that are experiencing relatively high growth should begin to rebuild policy space while those exposed to volatile capital flows should avoid financial vulnerabilities. We welcome the directions set forth in the Managing Director’s Global Policy Agenda.
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Date 20/04/2013
ISE Bulletin – March 2013: BM&FBOVESPA Has Published March’s Monthly Bulletin Of The Corporate Sustainability Index (ISE)
In March the ISE gained 0.22%, while Ibovespa fell 1.87%. The same trend can be seen for the period of April 01, 2012 to March 31, 2013, when ISE gained 6.09% and Ibovespa lost 12.65%.
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Date 19/04/2013
CBOE Releases 40th Anniversary Video - Dedicated Web Page Chronicles CBOE's History Through Photos, Interviews And Memories
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), CBOE today released "CBOE 40" (http://www.cboeoptionshub.com/cboe40/), a video documentary that chronicles the history of CBOE through interviews with key figures in CBOE's history, including CBOE founder and first president, Joe Sullivan. The video is a fast-paced look behind-the-scenes at events that led to creation of CBOE and the listed option industry, with then-and-now photos.
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Date 19/04/2013
Statement By U.S.Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew At The International Monetary And Financial Committee (IMFC) Meeting
This is not a time for complacency. Tail risks have receded recently, but global growth remains weak, and unemployment is still too high. Strengthening global demand is imperative and must be at the top of our agenda. Much more needs to be done to promote effective global rebalancing, which requires stronger demand in surplus countries and continued progress toward greater exchange rate flexibility, as well as continued efforts in deficit countries to raise national saving.
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