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Nasdaq buys into LSE

New York-based Nasdaq has taken a 14.99% stake in the London Stock Exchange, giving it a headstart over its rivals in the struggle for the London bourse.

The great rating debate

A conference in Paris exposed some criticism of the way the rating agencies function. Issuers and investors feel the industry suffers from a lack of competition which has harmed service levels. Sarfraz Thind reports

EU leaders warned of hedge fund risk

The European Union's financial committee has warned European finance ministers that hedge funds could threaten the entire financial system, according to a leaked report.

Credit Suisse and Woori enter into JV

Credit Suisse and Woori Financial Group have signed a joint venture agreement to create an asset management company in Korea. The JV, which is expected to be operational from the end of May, will be called Woori Credit Suisse Asset Management.

Markit launches portfolio valuation service

London-based data services provider Markit has launched a global portfolio valuation service, which will provide post-trade calculations of gross asset values of securities, alongside vanilla and exotic over-the-counter derivatives.

Hong Kong’s SFC tightens sponsor regulations

Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has released its new eligibility criteria for sponsors and compliance advisers, aimed at assessing the overall suitability of corporate finance advisory firms to act in these roles. The regulations go…

Eurex extends equity trading hours to appeal to Asia

Eurex is to extend trading of its euro-denominated equity index products by one hour from June 1, as the exchange seeks to draw in more trade from clients in Asia-Pacific time zones. Trading will begin at 8am Central European Time instead of the current…

Derivatives trading up in Korea

The notional amount of derivatives traded in Korea last year grew by 43.6% to KRW38,427 trillion ($40.5 trillion), according to data released by Korea’s financial regulator, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS),

CME and China’s Cfets push for link-up

Officials from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the China Foreign Exchange Trade System (Cfets) have unveiled plans for a multi-year agreement in Shanghai to allow Chinese investors to trade CME’s foreign exchange and interest rate products.

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