Russian parliament to examine two bills on financial pyramids
Both bills envisage tougher penalties for those who organize, advertise and attract investors to financial pyramids.
Read moreBoth bills envisage tougher penalties for those who organize, advertise and attract investors to financial pyramids.
Read moreMoscow Exchange has just explained that the reason for the trading interruption on its Forex, derivatives, equities & bonds markets, and money markets, was a tech failure at the M1 data centre.
Read moreThe website of the biggest Russian trading venue has also been inaccessible in the early afternoon, with the Exchange confirming it is going through an emergency situation.
Read moreThe company, which promises daily returns of up to 3.5%, has falsified its certificates, Russia's Commission for the regulation of relations on the financial market warns.
Read moreMonthly FX volumes at the Exchange amounted to RUB 31.7 trillion ($471 billion) in August 2015, up 10.5% from the already robust result of RUB 28.8 trillion registered in July 2015.
Read moreTech issues at the Moscow Exchange persist, with trading on the Equity & Bond Market interrupted for nearly an hour today.
Read moreBloomberg first reported on the confidential investigation in which U.S prosecutors are using cooperation agreements it reached with banks in May to gather information and interview traders about suspected market rigging.
Read moreRussia's president has submitted the relevant bill to the State Duma for consideration and ratification.
Read moreThe bank's own investigation into possible money laundering at its Russian business now covers 10 to 12 broker counterparties. DB is also looking closely into activities of a senior employee.
Read moreThe project, entitled “Creating a system for the regulation and control of the activity of Forex dealers”, should be completed by April 2016.
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