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  • NZX 50 High, NZDX Market Records Broken In Q3

    Date 06/10/2009

    The NZX Group Operational Report was released this morning, showing the NZX 50 Index closing September at its highest level this year and the NZDX Market breaking capital raising and trading records in the third quarter of 2009.

  • NZX Announces The Acquisition Of CLEAR Grain Exchange

    Date 06/10/2009

    NZX today announces the acquisition of Melbourne-based CLEAR Group, owner of the CLEAR Grain Exchange. This is in the form a purchase of the assets of Clear Group, comprising in particular, CLEAR Commodities, the CLEAR Grain Exchange and CLEAR Interactive, the technology developer of the CLEAR Grain Exchange.

  • BCEC Vietnam's First Commodity Exchange Forms Strategic Alliance With Singapore Based NextView

    Date 06/10/2009

    NextVIEW Pte Ltd (“NextVIEW”), a Singapore-based leading provider of real time trading tool solutions, investor education and financial conferences in Asia Pacific, with its Vietnam office in Hochiminh City, will partner with BuonMaThuot Coffee Exchange Center (“BCEC”) www.bcec.vn to cooperate in broad areas that cover Market Data and Fronted Software, Professional and Investor Education, and International Marketing and Promotion.

  • BM&FBOVESPA Sets New Derivatives Trading Records - Number Of Contracts Traded Via CME Group Order Routing Surpasses 200,000

    Date 05/10/2009

    The Brazilian Securities, Commodities and Futures Exchange - BM&FBOVESPA set a new derivatives trading record on Friday, October 2, with 56,491 trades carried out through the GTS, the Exchange’s derivatives segment electronic trading platform. This figure is 14.24% greater than the previous record of 49,450 trades registered on September 1.

  • SEC Approves New Exchange Rules For Breaking Clearly Erroneous Trades

    Date 05/10/2009

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that it has approved new exchange rules for breaking stock trades that deviate so substantially from current market prices that they are considered “clearly erroneous.” The rules would for the first time provide a consistent standard across stock exchanges and reduce uncertainty about what happens to a trade depending on where it is executed.