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Changes proposed by Australia’s top exchange to its new blockchain-based settlement system for stocks have drawn fire from prominent sections of users, who fear that the amendments will create new risks.
Under the proposal published in February, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) will move to an exception-only reporting model, meaning that clearing brokers will no longer receive confirmation messages for trades that settle successfully. The overnight netting cycle will also be replaced by
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Auckland, Grey Lynn home sells for $755,000 profit in seven months
13 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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This Grey Lynn house resold earlier this week for a profit of about $100,000 a month higher than its previous sale in August. Photo / Supplied
Ben Leahy is a reporter for the New Zealand HeraldBen.Leahy@nzherald.co.nz
An Auckland villa bought last August has just been resold for a $755,000 resale jump - netting its owners more than $100,000 in capital gains per month.
The three-bedroom Grey Lynn home at 3 Schofield St sold at auction for $2.55 million on Wednesday as house prices continued to skyrocket.
The owners earlier paid $1.825m for the villa in August, with marketing photos from the time appearing to show little had been done to improve the property leading up to its incredible resale profit.
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The once monopolistic market for portfolio optimisation is entering a fresh era of competition and investment, as a new leverage regime nudges dealers to adopt next-gen rebalancing services in place of traditional rates compression.
In January, Quantile Technologies – one of the earliest rivals to first-mover TriOptima in rates compression – secured a $51 million investment from US private equity firm, Spectrum Equity. The same month, IHS Markit pumped $113 million into a new joint venture with
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Over 70% of Siberian migratory birds have stopped visiting Pakistan
Dried up and contaminated water bodies, hunting and netting identified as major causes
Welcome no more: Siberian migratory birds which made their way to Sindh every winter season, have largely stopped coming due to various reasons. Photo: file
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The number of migratory birds coming in from Siberia has declined drastically over the past three decades. Around 150,000 birds, including local and migratory waterfowl, were estimated to have landed at 12 aquatic stopovers , which is 70% less than in 2017-2018, according to a survey conducted during the winter season.
The migratory birds usually arrive in Pakistan at the end of August and begin leaving in February. The birds are all gone by March.
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Dark pool aims to match algo orders among its 30 buy-side clients Print this page
Buy-side currency traders have a new way to dodge market impact after the first live trade was executed this month on peer-to-peer matching service Siege FX.
The service aims to match a portion of buy-side foreign exchange orders against each other once they have been sliced up by execution algorithms. The question is whether the service can attract enough buy-side clients to deliver those matches quickly and predictably.
“We want to be attractive to the buy side and have their orders passing
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