Nik Mohamed Din – Market Developments in Malaysia and Singapore
Sven Muehlenbrock – The Capital Market Puzzle Introduction
Judith Hardt – Solving a Capital Market Puzzle with Transatlantic Experts
Michel Maquil – Financial Transaction Tax
Steven Shelton – Global Economies and Markets A Truly Historic Time
Former stock exchange executives tackle the challenges of growth for SMEs and new initiatives designed to assist them.
LUXEMBOURG, September 18, 2014—The International Stock Exchange Executives Emeriti (ISEEE) held its bi-annual meeting in Luxembourg on 14-17 September 2014.
Industry experts from Asia, Australia, Europe and North America exchanged information about regulatory developments in major capital markets around the world. Read the rest of this entry »
The Small Capital Market Exchange Development Task Force was formed by the International Stock Exchange Executives Emeriti at their meeting in New York City on April 9, 2014.
The Task Force will study and make recommendations for the establishment of a dedicated small capital market exchange outside the United States. Read the rest of this entry »
NEW YORK, April 21, 2014—The International Stock Exchange Executives Emeriti, Inc. (ISEEE), following its four-day meeting here, set up a task force comprising a broad, cross-disciplinary group of global experts focused on improving the vibrancy of securities exchanges for small and medium-size enterprises (SME), including the possibility of establishing a specialized SME exchange.
“Increasing access to capital markets designed specifically for small and medium-size companies can help continue to revitalize jobs and economic growth worldwide,” Donald Calvin, ISEEE chairman, said. Read the rest of this entry »
The ISEEE Spring Meeting in New York City was attended by forty participants from nineteen countries, fourteen of whom were participating in an ISEEE Meeting for the first time and eleven spouses and six guests accompanied the participants, all of which are records for an ISEEE Meeting.
ISEEE participants at the meeting included participants from the following countries: Austria, Argentina, Canada, Egypt, Germany, Israel, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Russia, Turkey Kazakhstan, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Ukraine and Zambia.
The meeting was hosted by David Cowen, President and CEO and John Herzog, Founder, of the Museum of American Finance and held at their facilities on Wall Street.
The meeting began with a Dinner Session featuring a presentation by Randy Williams, Senior Vice President of BATS Global Markets, Inc. Read the rest of this entry »
Presentations:
Hannes Takacs – Funding Sources for Capital Markets and Exchange Development in Emerging Markets
Randy Williams – BATS ISEEE Presentation 2014
Graciela Chichilnisky – Green Capitalism The End of Fear
Michel Maquil – EMIR and MiFID II
Steve Shelton – A 10 Minute Summary of Select Global Markets
Speech by Ms Dinara Karshalova and Dr Murat Karimsakov
Edward Waitzer – Re-Defining the Social Utility of Financial Services
Following the ISEEE Meeting in New York City on April 6-9 there will be a Free Workshop on April 9-10. Click here to download the Workshop Brochure.
To view the Budapest Declaration 2013, click on the following link:
The ISEEE held its Fall meeting in Budapest, Hungary on September 15 -18, 2013 which was attended by twenty five participants, eight of whom were participating in an ISEEE meeting for the first time , and nineteen spouses accompanied the participants which is record for an ISEEE meeting.
The Meeting was hosted by ISEEE Member Gyorgy Mohai, Former Chief Executive Officer of the Budapest Stock Exchange and since has become an ISEEE Member.
The Meeting began with a Dinner featuring Peter Clifford, Chief Operating Officer of the World Federation of Exchanges in Paris who gave the Keynote Presentation on the “World Federation of Exchanges programs and market structure issues and related developments” which focused on the changing role of Member securities exchanges and , as a result, the changing role of the World Federation which is also moving from Paris to London and focusing on the changing role of the Member exchanges. Read the rest of this entry »