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This month, CMI in Focus looks at the implications for third-country (i.e. non-EU) CSDs stemming from the EU's Central Securities Depository Regulation ('CSDR').
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Top Stories
11 September, 2014
On 11 September 2014, the Superintendencia de Valores (SIV) of Dominican Republic authorised the first public offering of common shares in the country. The approval was awarded to one brokerage house member of the...
26 September, 2014
Euroclear Finland (EFi) has provided further details of their new CSD platform, Infinity. The first phase is scheduled to take place on 1 December 2014, when all bond and money market instruments will migrate from Ramses, the...
04 September, 2014
On 9 July 2014, the Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan registered the order No.2014-22 of the General Director of the Centre for the Coordination and Development of the Securities Market.The order makes amendments to the...
17 September, 2014
The State Securities Commission (SSC) has issued a draft circular on the organisation and operation of the derivatives market in Vietnam. Market feedback is invited until 30 October 2014. The salient features of the draft circular are...
24 September, 2014
Chengetedzai Depository Company Limited (CDCL) has informed market participants that the second phase of the securities dematerialisation process will commence on 26 September 2014 and take effect from...
Total Number of Thomas Murray Flashes Issued: September 2014
Securities Market Profiles Flashes: 260 (3110 year on year)
Central Securities Depository Flashes: 110 (1096 year on year)
Capital Market Infrastructure Flashes: 83 (1126 year on year)
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Worth Knowing
Depository Risk Flashes
Botswana - CSDB Amends its Rules on Transfer of OTC Securities
Norway - Oslo VPS to Reduce Ex-Interest Period
Taiwan - TDCC to Issue Stock Dividend and Increase Share Capital
Turkey - CRA to market and sell the E-Gem System abroad
Ukraine - NDU Approves Revised Version of the Depositary Activity Regulation
Capital Market Infrastructure Risk Rating Flashes
Global - ESMA's Consultation on UCITS V Technical Advice
Global, USA - DTCC and Euroclear to Form New Joint Venture for Collateral Processing
Malaysia - BNM Consultation on the Netting of Financial Agreements Bill
Qatar - S&P Dow Jones Indices to Upgrade Qatar to Emerging Market status
Russia - CBR Recognises NSD and NCC as Systematically Important Entities
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