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  • İMKB’s New Index Abbreviation: “BIST”

    Date 09/04/2013

    • İstanbul Menkul Kıymetler Borsası, steeped in 140 years of history since Dersaadet Tahvilat Borsası (Bonds Market), converts to BORSA İSTANBUL
    • Borsa İstanbul reflects the power of the Turkish and the region’s economy with its high traded value and market capitalization, and has a vision to become a globally effective market with its diverse product range and efficient market structure.
    • Borsa İstanbul’s index abbreviation will be used as “BIST”

  • Press Conference By Taro Aso, Japan's Deputy Prime Minister, Minister Of Finance, And Minister For Financial Services

    Date 09/04/2013

    (Excerpt)

    (Friday, March 29, 2013, from 8:24 am to 8:35 am)

  • SGX Explains Delay In Derivatives Market Trading

    Date 09/04/2013

    Singapore Exchange has investigated today’s delayed opening of the derivatives market and confirmed that it was not related either to market volumes or changes to the system.

  • Equiduct Trading Statistics Q1 2013

    Date 09/04/2013

    Equiduct, the Pan-European trading platform with a premium Best Execution service, today published its trading statistics for the first quarter of 2013. Equiduct executed 1.7 million trades in Q1 2013 and recorded a turnover of €9.5 billion, a 14% increase compared with the same period in 2012. €5.4 billion of this turnover resulted from retail activity on Equiduct’s premium Best Execution service PartnerEX. Clients trading on PartnerEX also benefitted from an average price improvement per trade of €1.89 versus the home market, allowing European retail investors to save €279,698 by trading at the best price.

  • European Commission: Statement By Vice President Rehn On Italy

    Date 09/04/2013

    The European Commission reaffirms its support to the Italian government's plan to accelerate the liquidation of the large stock of trade debt accumulated by the public administration. This will ease firms' liquidity constraints and thus assist economic recovery.