莫斯科交易所发布了新的股息政策，此举将股东的净利润提升至55%，超过50%的目标。
莫斯科交易所（MOEX）监事会批准了一项新的分红政策，根据MOEX的声明，IFRS下的集团净利润将会提升到55%。
包括股息的变化，MOEX的执行董事会也对总体战略的实现进行了重新的回顾，并打算发布交易操作指标和过去8个月的金融报告。此外，董事会批准了一项提案，我们将看到MOEX在乌克兰成立子公司，最终实现俄罗斯主权信用评级机构的高度参与。
根据莫斯科交易所的首席执行官Alexander Afanasiev在最近一份对新的分红政策的评论“莫斯科交易所的新的分红政策强调了对公司2014年取得的股息支付率更新记录。当我们反馈给股东55%的净利润相比50%的目标，这是一种对未来分红政策的发展。”
此外，“其他的基本政策保持不变：股息净利润的百分比取决于交易所子公司对于资本的需求，主要是NCC清算银行作为主要的交易对手同样也对资本投资到IT基础设施、资金要求和潜在的收购有很大的需求。这意味着我们将继续平衡股息来满足我们的业务发展需要，实现我们的财务和运营风险最小化的目标。”他补充道。
MOEX在本周早些时候发布的头条说，这周是9月第二次公司交易走向黑暗，比如某天早晨软件的运行路径发生错误。9月21日周一开盘后，交易者和市场参与这提交了出金要求的困难的报告以及不准确的衍生品工具订单账目报告。
Moscow Exchange Undergoes New Dividend Policy with Hike to 55%
MOEX has updated its dividend policy in a record payout move that will see 55% of net profit to shareholders, beating a target of 50%.
The Moscow Exchange’s (MOEX) Supervisory Board has approved a new dividend policy, which constitutes a hike of its payout floor to 55% of the group’s net profit under IFRS, according to a MOEX statement.
In parallel with the dividend change, MOEX’s executive board has undergone a review of its overall strategy implementation, and is slated to unveil the exchange’s operating metrics and financial results for the first eight months of 2015. Furthermore, the board’s directors have approved a proposal that will see the exit of the MOEX’s subsidiaries in Ukraine, which could ultimately culminate in the participation in the capital of a new sovereign Russian credit rating agency.
According to Alexander Afanasiev, Chief Executive Officer of Moscow Exchange, in a recent statement about the new dividend policy, “Moscow Exchange’s updated dividend policy underscores the record payout ratio that the Company achieved in 2014, when we returned 55% of net profit to shareholders, against a target of 50%. This now forms the floor for future dividends.”
Moreover, “Other fundamentals of the policy remain unchanged: the percentage of net profit available for dividends will be determined by the capital needs of the Exchange’s subsidiaries, primarily the NCC Clearing Bank, which acts as the Central Counterparty, as well as funding requirements for capital investments into IT infrastructure and potential acquisitions. This means we will continue to balance dividend payouts with business development needs and our goal of minimising financial and operational risks for market participants,” he added.
MOEX made headlines earlier this week after its trading went dark for the second time in September, this time after a routine morning software error occurred. Following the opening on Monday, September 21, traders and market participants had reported difficulties withdrawing orders placed in prior periods as well inaccurate order book data for select derivative instruments.
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