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  • NASDAQ OMX Congratulates Atlas Copco To 90 Years On The Exchange

    Date 03/09/2010

    NASDAQ OMX congratulates Atlas Copco, which 90 years ago today became listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The very first trade in Atlas Copco took place on September 14 with a turnover of 100 shares at 50 SEK per share, compared with today's daily turnover of over 6 million shares per day, making it one of the most traded companies in the Nordic region. In 1920 the total turnover at the Stockholm exchange was 328 million SEK, to be compared with the annual turnover in 2009 of around 3400

  • Nordic Growth Market NGM AB: Record Turnover At Nordic Derivatives Exchange

    Date 03/09/2010

    In August 2010 turnover at NDX, Nordic Derivatives Exchange, reached 1, 8 bn SEK, an all-time-high volume. In comparison with August 2009 the increase is fourfold. The number of transactions increased by 132 % to 39 076 (16 815).

  • NZX In Forbes Best Under A Billion List For The Fourth Year Running

    Date 03/09/2010

    NZX has been selected as one of the top performing companies in the Asia Pacific region for the fourth year in a row, making it into the elite Forbes Best Under a Billion list for 2010

  • NZX Group Operational Report June 2010

    Date 03/09/2010

    NZX published today the Group Operational Report for June 2010. According to it, the total value traded on NZX Securities Markets in June 2010 was $1,716 million, a decrease of 24% as liquidity conditions in New Zealand and globally remain challenging. Total value traded on the Debt Securities Markets was $133 million, an increase of 3% compared to May 2010, predominantly due to an increase in the number of trades less than $50,000 in size, which suggests broader participation in the Debt Market

  • CFTC: Honolulu-based Marvin Cooper And His Company, Billion Coupons, Inc., Ordered To Pay More Than $6.2 Million In Sanctions In Connection With Ponzi Scheme Targeting The Deaf Community

    Date 02/09/2010

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced that it obtained more than $6.2 million in disgorgement and civil monetary penalties in a federal court summary judgment against defendants Marvin Cooper and his company, Billion Coupons, Inc. (BCI), both of Honolulu, Hawaii. The CFTC charged defendants with operating a $4 million foreign currency (forex) and commodity futures Ponzi scheme that defrauded more than 125 customers, all of whom were deaf.

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