GSS Newsletter December 2016 - Issue 188

DECEMBER 2016 - ISSUE 188

 

Dear Clients, Partners and Friends,

Another busy year is about to conclude. 2017 budgets are getting their final touches while resources for the upcoming initiatives are being allocated.

This is the time to review and examine the substance of client relationships. Doing so, it is always a big delight to recall the successes we have shared with our clients over the year. Crossing seemingly insurmountable barriers adds spice to our daily business life and prepares us for future obstacles waiting to be tackled.

In this sense, I wish everyone a lot of energy and vigour for the year’s end spurt.

Susanna Scheffold
Global Head of Securities Services

 
 

HIGHLIGHTS

 

Fight against information abuse
The Russian Central Bank tightens the control o...
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Easier trading
Rules for fluctuation in Serbian securities tra...
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List of requirements
The Bulgarian Capital Market Development Counci...
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New mode
The corporate action process on the Slovene mar...
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GSS Navigator: Every second Sunday of the year…
How Polish children engage in a large-scale hea...
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NEWS


WSE will take over as reference rate fixings organiser
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Russia
A new court will deal with financial market disputes
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Russia
NSD considers a standard settlement cycle for the OTC market
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Sarajevo Stock Exchange reviewed its indices
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CEE
Deal execution on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange will follow the T+2 scheme
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Hungary
S&P reviewed its sovereign credit ratings on Hungary, thereby lifting it back to investment grade
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NEWS


WSE will take over as reference rate fixings organiser
Read more

Russia
A new court will deal with financial market disputes
Read more

Russia
NSD considers a standard settlement cycle for the OTC market
Read more

Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Sarajevo Stock Exchange reviewed its indices
Read more

CEE
Deal execution on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange will follow the T+2 scheme
Read more

Hungary
S&P reviewed its sovereign credit ratings on Hungary, thereby lifting it back to investment grade
Read more

MARKET STATISTICS

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