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  • Burgundy - Introduction Of Circuit Breakers For Certain Instruments

    Date 17/04/2013

    In connection with the Burgundy migration to Millennium Exchange, circuit breakers will be defined for a selection of instruments I the "Most traded" segments (CMT, HMT and SMT). The limit for the circuit breaker will normally be +/- 10% from last traded price. When a circuit breaker is triggered, the instrument goes into an auction ("Re-opening the Auction Call") which lasts for one minute.

  • Irish Stock Exchange: Strong Performance Across Equity And Bond Markets

    Date 17/04/2013

    • Highest quarterly trades ever recorded on ISE [786k] demonstrates underlying liquidity and strong demand for trading on ISE
    •  ISEQ up 16.5%, continuing 2012 momentum with biggest Q1 gain since 1998
    • 44% upsurge in equity turnover confirms positive performance of Irish equity markets
    • Turnover and trading levels in Irish Government securities also show large % gains

  • Statement On Cyprus In The European Parliament

    Date 17/04/2013

    President, Honourable Members,

    As President Barroso is attending the funeral of Baroness Thatcher today, I am presenting the Commission's views in this important debate together with my colleagues Joaquin Almunia and Michel Barnier, with whom we have worked very closely as a team in the past years.

  • smartTrade Is Elected As A Winner Of Red Herring Top 100 Europe 2013

    Date 17/04/2013

    Red Herring announced its Top 100 award winners, selecting smartTrade in the financial technology area for its innovation and technology.

  • UK's Financial Conduct Authority Charges Eight Men In Relation To Land Banking

    Date 17/04/2013

    Eight men have been charged by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) with conspiracy to defraud contrary to common law between August 2008 and November 2011 and criminal offences relating to the carrying out of a regulated activity without authorisation or exemption contrary to s.19 FSMA 2000.