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  • NASDAQ OMX Nordic Trading Statistics September 2012 - Significant Increase In Trading Volumes Compared To August - Volumes Still Down From Last Year

    Date 01/10/2012

    NASDAQ OMX today publishes monthly trade statistics for the Nordic and Baltic markets.

  • Burgundy Monthly Report - September 2012

    Date 01/10/2012

    Olof Neiglick, CEO of Burgundy, comments about the month:

    “During September Burgundy had the Best Prices (at touch) in OMXS30 according to LiquidMetrix battlemaps.*
    Burgundy’s average daily turnover for the Nordic countries was EUR 99.3 (85.4) million, an increase of 16.3 percent, compared with August. The total turnover at Burgundy also increased in September.”

  • SGX: STI Sees 26 Stocks Gain In 3Q12

    Date 01/10/2012

  • In the third quarter of 2012, the STI  gained 6.32%, with dividends boosting this gain to 7.48%.
  • The outperforming STI stocks during the third quarter were Fraser and Neave (+26.9%), Global Logistics Properties (+20.1%) and Noble Group (+18.8%).
  • The third quarter saw two STI stocks maintain 12 month trailing divided yields above 5.00%. These two stocks were Starhub with a 12 month yield of 5.38% and SIA Engineering with a 12 month yield of 5.05%.
  • ESMA Publishes The 2013 Work Programme

    Date 01/10/2012

    To view this work programme, please click here.

  • Bursa Malaysia Establishes New Shari’ah Committee

    Date 01/10/2012

    Bursa Malaysia Berhad would like to announce the establishment of its new  Shari’ah Committee in its efforts to enhance and strengthen the business  governance for its Islamic capital market offerings. The oversight function of  the Exchange’s Islamic business was previously provided by an individual  Shari’ah Advisor. As part of its strategic direction to propel the Exchange to  be a leading marketplace in Asia, Bursa Malaysia is focused on developing its  potential as an international Islamic fund-raising centre.