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  • Key Figures SIX Swiss Exchange And Scoach Switzerland: January 2012

    Date 01/02/2012

    SIX Swiss Exchange and Scoach Switzerland have posted a sharp rise in trading activities compared to the previous month. Overall, turnover came to CHF 79.2 billion in January 2012. This was 13.7% more than in December 2011. The number of trades rose by 7.3% to 2,782,968.

  • STOXX Monthly Index Report – January In Review

    Date 01/02/2012

    As of January 31, 2012 stock market indices in Europe, Asia, the U.S. and globally were up, according to global index provider STOXX Limited. For the month of January, the Europe, Asia, U.S. and global markets were up 4.04%, 7.34%, 2.65% and 5.03%, respectively. The full performance report is below.

     

  • OCC Announces Retirement Of Bill Navin, Names James Brown New General Counsel

    Date 01/02/2012

    OCC announced today the retirement of Bill Navin, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer of OCC. Mr. Navin joined OCC in July 1999, but was previously OCC’s outside counsel at Schiff Hardin & Waite. As a Schiff partner, Mr. Navin represented OCC since its inception in 1973.

  • Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME): Seminar On New Laws Affecting Listed Companies

    Date 01/02/2012

    Over 300 professionals representing IBEX 35® companies as well as numerous universities and law firms have come together in the Spanish stock exchange for a seminar concerned with the latest legal and corporate governance developments affecting General Shareholders Meetings and Boards of Directors of listed companies.

  • Automated Trader's Annual Survey Highlights Dramatic Increase In Model Diversity - Buyside Algorithmic Usage To Approach 100%

    Date 01/02/2012

    Automated Trader, the world's leading journal of automated and algorithmic trading, has recently released its Algorithmic Trading Survey Report. The results clearly demonstrate that with firms now automating or planning to automate an ever increasing range of processes, the diversity of algorithmic models being used has exploded, with further rapid growth predicted. The use of algorithms for trade execution and trade signalling purposes has been widespread amongst buyside firms for some time; already over 80% report the use of systematic algorithms to trade certain instruments, while more than 60% make use of execution algos. However, the range of models now being used for a variety of other purposes elsewhere in the trade life cycle has also been growing rapidly.