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What's the difference between NZX and Catalist? New Zealand has two licensed public stock exchanges: NZX and Catalist. They share regulatory similarities for the benefit of public investors and in promoting an informed and confident participation in the financial markets. We share 10 similarities and differences from corporate governance, legal and regulatory aspects (relating to issuers) to help understand the two public markets. Understanding these differences show that the two exchanges are complementary to developing robust financial markets in New Zealand. Find out more about the similarities and differences via the link below. #Investors #PublicStockExchange #NZSA
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Could your savings be working harder for you? If you have savings languishing in a low-interest current account, then you could be missing out on valuable interest payments. We can help you find the best home for your money, whether it’s a money-market fund or Irish Government bonds. These low-risk options give you easy access to your money and pay multiple times the level of return on your average instant-access/demand bank account. To find out more, get in touch today: https://lnkd.in/e-KBQ-cr #savings #irishsavings #wealthmanagement #funds #governmentbonds
The Savings Conundrum - Richard White, Investments Director, Unio
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The design of the European #valueformoney rules reflects the variety of forces behind their introduction. To the contrary of the #US system, where excessive compensation is the exclusive focus and the remedy is a cause for private action, all the remedies seem to be public in nature in #Europe. Similarly to the UK, the focus here seems to offer value to consumers, where value though in Europe is anchored to a reasonable pricing of an #investment product. US #fundmanagers looking to passport their funds to Europe must adhere to these Value for Money rules. Understanding and complying with these regulations is crucial for entering the #Europeanmarket successfully. Learn more in our Masterclass article on the Value Conundrum: https://smpl.is/97638
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Learn to build wealth on autopilot - Evidence-based investing optimized for busy people in Belgium - Retired at 33 - Founder of #FIRE Belgium 8k+ investors community - Donating to high impact charities
📈 2024 Comparison: best brokers for investors in Belgium? 👉 I share our full comparison table with you. With Toon Cuypers we just completed our 2024 review of 11 brokers for investors in Belgium: - Bolero - Degiro - Keytrade - Saxo Bank - Re=Bel - Lynx - MeDirect - ING - Trade Republic - Mexem - Bux Most broker comparisons will focus mostly on trading costs. But we believe that’s wrong. Costs are important, but they are irrelevant if the platform is unsafe, if it doesn’t give you access to what you need or if it’s hard to use. That’s why we review them according to our 4 selection criteria: 1️⃣ Security, 2️⃣ Access, 3️⃣ Convenience and 4️⃣ Costs. In total, we compare brokers across 32 parameters. As you can see this document contains a lot of information for successful investing. Unlike many other sources, we do not get any commissions nor payments of any kind from any investing platform. FIRE Belgium is 100% independent and aims to provide the best information for individual investors without conflict of interests or biases. To receive the file, you need to: 👉 1. Let me know in the comments 👉 2. If we’re not connected yet, send me a connection request, so that I can send you the table by message. Grab it now! Cheers, Sébastien #belgium #money #investing #firebelgium #brokers
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ISITC EUROPE CIC supports innovation in capital markets the Swedish digitalisation developments offers a model for the future of Issuers capital raising and investors cheaply and risk less involvement T+1 is a huge challenge for international investors and the Swedish solution offers a clear example for other capital markets to follow The transition from today's legacy capital markets to the future is now laid out for all to follow
In a letter published in today's Financial Times, Euroclear Sweden CEO Roger Storm highlights how progressive legislation and a single digital share register enable continuous funding of Swedish companies through the Swedish capital markets. https://lnkd.in/dVMm5bEH 👇 Nikou Asgari’s deep dive into Stockholm’s capital markets (Report, April 19) rightly highlights how Sweden’s engaged retail and institutional investor base supports a continuous “funding escalator”, as companies move from privately held through to SME growth markets and ultimately main market IPOs. While recognising the differences between our capital markets, the Swedish experience may still hold a few lessons for the UK. The machinery driving the Swedish escalator includes a progressive companies’ law framework comprising a single digital share register and hybrid direct-indirect holding model for shares. This highly digitised environment not only reduces pain points for issuers and intermediaries, it also offers the possibility of transparency around beneficial ownership that empowers retail investors to participate in corporate actions, like secondary capital raises, in a way they often cannot (yet) in the UK. Private Swedish companies often elect to enter the digitised market infrastructure well before any prospect of joining public markets, a factor contributing to the continuity of our funding escalator — and a point for the UK financial sector to bear in mind, as secondary markets for private shares look set to play a greater role in equity intermediation under UK government proposals for a new type of intermittent trading venue. Thank you for a very insightful article, and we here at Euroclear Group have a sincere ambition and are deeply engaged in bettering all the financial markets we support. Roger T Storm Chief Executive Officer, Euroclear Sweden, Stockholm, Sweden
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Head of Client Relations and Member of the Executive committee at BNP Paribas Luxembourg
The macroeconomic environment has significantly affected the pace of fundraising and portfolio company valuations. Christopher Hunter, CAIA at Cambridge Associates, walk us through the trends going and how can limited partners best adapt to the current market and position themselves for success? We heard that the industry is involving, “we are not going back” more complexity calls for GP to tailor strategies, in the environment where distribution and investing capital is at the lowest level globally. @ALFI Private Assets conference. #ALFIPAC24
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A lot of interest in this new development for tap issuances by Euronext Dublin and the GEM market.
Euronext Dublin and the Global Exchange Market (“GEM”) have implemented their updated and revised listing rules for Admission to Trading for Debt Securities, effective as of 15 May 2024. One of the new welcome changes relates to tap issues whereby the obligation to produce a new listing particulars shall not apply to securities fungible with securities already admitted to trading on GEM, provided that they represent, over a period of 12 months, less than 30% of the number of securities already admitted to trading on GEM. Commenting on the changes, Helen Berrill, Director of Arthur Cox Listings Services, said: "This change is another sign of Euronext Dublin’s aim to continuously improve their efficiency of its listing processes and rules and responding to the market’s needs. This allows for Issuers to list further securities, swiftly, efficiently and in the most cost-effective manner." For more information and to reach out to Helen or a member of the Arthur Cox Listings team to implement this change, click here: https://lnkd.in/eCDh8RZh For more on our Listings services please click here: https://lnkd.in/eXCdfnUQ
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"Don't try to time the market. You can still lose money in Money Market Funds. Also, before buying into it, please check that the fund is a legitimate Money Market Fund; otherwise, it will not be regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore." Money Market Funds (MMFs) are unit trusts that invest in short-term fixed-income products that are more liquid in nature, such as fixed deposits and bonds. Are these investments really as safe and liquid as they seem to be? Is there an opportunity cost when investing in such instruments, or is there a place for them in investors' portfolios when it comes to emergency funds? If you missed this MONEY FM 89.3 live interview, you can listen to it here, where our CEO, Chris, shares insights on why MMFs have gained much popularity among investors over the past few years and the key things to note before investing in such products. You can also learn more about the four pillars that embody Providend's investment philosophy here: https://lnkd.in/eCry3ewM
Money and Me: More than 5% yield? Why are money market funds popular? - Your Money with Michelle Martin (9am - 12pm)
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“…strong, centralized regulation, like death and taxes, is an inescapable fact of life for the derivatives markets.” BornTec’s Andrew Jennings shares his thoughts on the FIA, Inc./Acuiti.io survey on European derivatives markets in our latest blog. Read here: https://lnkd.in/gDxJXMNN #regulation #operationalresilience #datamanagement #Europe
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