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journalist wins IT reporting award - News - FinanceAsia.com - Th More by country Our own Elton Cane wins Hyperion IT Press Awards as Hong Kong’s best online IT reporter. Articles older than 48 hours are available to subscribers only. Paid subscribers have no limits. Subscribe Now or call +852 2122 5222 or email subscriptions@financeasia.com Why subscribe? Unlimited access to the web site and mobile site, including video reports & web casts Full access to the historical archive of over 16,000 articles. 11 print & 11 e-magazines a year, plus back issue access Daily email news bulletins iPad & iPhone subscription access via the apps Regular supplements & reports Notification of relevant regional events, Up to 30% savings when buying the FULL package. Our review of the boxes at this year's Cathay Pacific HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. International investors are keen to get a piece of Indonesia’s leading department store operator, allowing the price to be fixed above the mid-point. LATEST FROM AsianInvestor LATEST : The Corporate Treasurer Magazine
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Fragmentation Index » Blog Archive » The Luck of the Irish – 27 Looks like it’s Ireland’s turn to run the gauntlet with the MTF community. Pretty much all the MTFs – Chi-X, BATS, NASDAQ OMX Europe and Turquoise – have announced that they will be trading Irish stocks from now on. For this reason we have now included the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE) and its accompanying index (ISEQ) on the FFI website. A quick look revealed that many Irish stocks are in fact traded on the LSE and so Dublin’s market share of its main index is less than 30 percent already. This is a good pointer to the decoupling that is occurring between indices and their parent exchanges. As this process continues, country-specific indices may become less relevant as we are all increasingly forced to adopt a more pan-European perspective. I guess when this has happened you could say that MiFID will have done its job in terms of breaking down the national monopolies in equities trading across Europe.
e-Finance Roundtable - News - FinanceAsia.com - The network for More by country FinanceAsia and Sybase hosted a round table in Phuket on October 22 to discuss the impact of, and opportunities presented by, the latest technology in the Asian financial services industry. Elton Cane, writer, FinanceAsia.com, chaired the discussion. Articles older than 48 hours are available to subscribers only. Paid subscribers have no limits. Subscribe Now or call +852 2122 5222 or email subscriptions@financeasia.com Why subscribe? Unlimited access to the web site and mobile site, including video reports & web casts Full access to the historical archive of over 16,000 articles. 11 print & 11 e-magazines a year, plus back issue access Daily email news bulletins iPad & iPhone subscription access via the apps Regular supplements & reports Notification of relevant regional events, Up to 30% savings when buying the FULL package. Our review of the boxes at this year's Cathay Pacific HSBC Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. LATEST FROM AsianInvestor LATEST : The Corporate Treasurer Magazine
Global mobile statistics 2012 Section F: Mobile payment, NFC, m-commerce, m-ticketing and m-coupons Home: Full index of contents and highlights • Section A: Mobile subscribers; handset share • Section B: Mobile Web; 3G • Section C: Mobile marketing, advertising and messaging • Section D: Consumer mobile behavior • Section E: Mobile apps, app stores • Section F: Mobile payment, NFC, m-commerce, m-ticketing and m-coupons • Section G: Mobile financial services (MFS) and m-banking • Section H: VC investment in mobile. Section F: Mobile payment, including m-commerce, near-field communications/contactless payments, m-ticketing and m-coupons 1) Mobile payments (m-payments) 2) Top countries for m-payments 3) NFC tap & go payments 4) Mobile commerce (m-commerce) 5) Mobile shopping consumer behavior 6) Top m-commerce retailers 7) Mobile tickets (m-ticketing) 8) Mobile coupons (m-coupons) 1) Mobile payments (m-payments) 2) Top countries for m-payments 3) Near-field communications (NFC) tap & go payments 4) Mobile commerce (m-commerce) and mobile retail (m-retail) 5) Mobile shopping consumer behavior
Private equity eyes opportunities in Korea - News - FinanceAsia. More by country JPMorgan Partners Asia Managing Director Eugene Suh talks about recent investments and the effect of corporate restructuring on private equity deals. Articles older than 48 hours are available to subscribers only. Paid subscribers have no limits. Subscribe Now or call +852 2122 5222 or email subscriptions@financeasia.com Why subscribe? Unlimited access to the web site and mobile site, including video reports & web casts Full access to the historical archive of over 16,000 articles. 11 print & 11 e-magazines a year, plus back issue access Daily email news bulletins iPad & iPhone subscription access via the apps Regular supplements & reports Notification of relevant regional events, Up to 30% savings when buying the FULL package. FinanceAsia is taking a break for the Easter holiday. The two deals raise a combined $220 million and come at the end of a quarter that has been dominated by follow-ons and block trades. LATEST FROM AsianInvestor LATEST : The Corporate Treasurer