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Date 17/05/2012
New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority: Unsolicited Offers - Guidance For Investors - What's In Your Mailbox?
If you receive an unexpected letter offering to buy your investments, there are certain checks you should make before accepting the offer. The common traps are:
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offers to pay you much less than what your investment is worth; and
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offers where you will not be paid in full for a long period of time.
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Date 17/05/2012
Shenzhen Stock Exchange Interprets ChiNext Delisting System And Holds A Training Course On Regulating Operations And Development
Along with the overall implementation of the ChiNext Delisting System, the “First Session Training Course on Regulating Operations and Development for Companies Listed on the ChiNext” was held by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange recently. Attendance included 130 chairmen of the board of directors and senior executives representing 77 ChiNext-listed companies from Guangdong, Hunan, Fujian, Jiangxi and Hainan.
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Date 17/05/2012
Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority - Finansinspektionen - Revokes The Authorisation For Nordisk Kapitalförvaltning
Insurance broker Nordisk Kapitalförvaltning AB has had several material deficiencies in its business operations. Such deficiencies relate to the provision of investment advice and information to customers and that its brokers have not had sufficient knowledge and competence. Finansinspektionen has therefore decided to revoke the company’s authorisation.
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Date 16/05/2012
Bank Of England Quarterly Inflation Report Q&A - 16th May 2012 Press Conference Transcript
Jeremy Warner, Daily Telegraph:
What preparations are being made by the Bank of England for a eurozone break-up, and what would the initial stages of any crisis response look like?
Mervyn King:
Well, I think you'll understand if I don't want to speculate in any great detail, not least because I don't want to fan the flames that are already seen vividly in the euro area at present. Contingency plans are being discussed, and have been for some considerable time, between the government, the Bank of England and the FSA, and that will continue.
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Date 16/05/2012
SIFMA Market Close Recommendations For The US Memorial Day And UK Early June Holidays
In observance of the US Memorial Day Holiday, SIFMA made holiday recommendations for the U.S., the U.K., and Japan. SIFMA also made holiday recommendations for the UK Spring Bank and Queen’s Diamond Jubilee holidays in the U.K. and Japan.
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Date 16/05/2012
Statement By William J. Brodsky, Chairman And CEO, CBOE Holdings, Inc. On Illinois Pension Reform
William J. Brodsky, Chairman and CEO of CBOE Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBOE), today issued the following statement regarding Illinois pension reform:
"CBOE Holdings joins the Illinois State Chamber, the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago, the Civic Federation and others in support of a call to action to reform Illinois' pension laws and review Medicaid policy this legislative session."
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Date 16/05/2012
The Legacy Of Charlemagne - Wolfgang Schäuble And European Integration By Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund, Aachen, May 16, 2012
Good evening. It is a great pleasure to be here to honor Wolfgang Schäuble, who will soon be awarded the most prestigious Charlemagne Prize.
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Date 16/05/2012
Testimony Of U.S. Treasury Under Secretary For International Affairs Lael Brainard Before The House Financial Services Subcommittee On International Monetary Policy And Trade, “Increasing Market Access For U.S. Financial Firms In China: Update On Progress Of The Strate
Chairman Miller, Ranking Member McCarthy, members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about our economic and financial relationship with China.
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Date 16/05/2012
Federal Court In South Carolina Orders Ronald E. Satterfield And Nicholas And Patricia Bos To Pay Over $7.5 Million For Fraud In Connection With A Forex Ponzi Scheme
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) obtained two federal court consent orders of permanent injunction, one order requiring defendant Ronald E. Satterfield, of Charleston, S.C., to pay $957,146 of restitution and a $2,871,438 civil monetary penalty, and the other order requiring defendant Nicholas Bos (Bos) of Ludington, Mich., to pay $849,146 of restitution and a $2,547,438 civil monetary penalty, for operating a foreign currency (forex) Ponzi scheme. The Bos order also requires Patricia Bos (P. Bos), a relief defendant and Bos’ wife, to disgorge $295,000 in ill-gotten gains. The orders also impose permanent trading and registration bans against Satterfield and Bos.
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Date 16/05/2012
Testimony Of U.S. Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary Lance Auer Before The House Financial Services Financial Institutions Subcommittee On Implementing Title I Of The Dodd-Frank Act: Regulating Ssystemically Important Nonbank Financial Institutions
Chairman Capito, Ranking Member Maloney, and members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the Financial Stability Oversight Council’s (the Council) rule and guidance for identifying nonbank financial companies that will be subject to enhanced prudential standards and supervision by the Federal Reserve. I serve as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions at the U.S. Treasury, where I helped coordinate the work of the Council’s members in developing the rule and guidance setting out the Council’s process and analysis for evaluating nonbank financial companies for supervision and regulation.
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