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Eurex Launches Initiative To Attract New Participants - New Incentive Program Lowers Transaction And Connection Costs In The First Year After Admission

Date 29/01/2009

The international derivatives exchange Eurex announced today that it is to launch an enhanced incentive program to acquire new participants. The “Eurex Membership Incentive 2009” initiative is directed at all potential Eurex participants worldwide. <
Share Change For Banco Santander SA In The S&P European Indices

Date 29/01/2009

Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes in the S&P Europe 350, S&P Euro Plus and S&P Euro indices, effective after the close of trading on Thursday, 29 January 2009:
What Future For The Global Financial System? New Report Explores A Near-Term Outlook And Long-Term Scenarios

Date 29/01/2009

The World Economic Forum released The Future of the Global Financial System; A Near-Term Outlook and Long-Term Scenarios. The report explores a near-term industry outlook characterized by an expanded scope for regulatory oversight, back to basics in the banking sector, some restructuring by alternative investment firms and the emergence of a new set of winners and losers.
Tokyo Stock Exchange And London Stock Exchange Publish Rulebook For Public Comment - Name New Growth Market “TOKYO AIM”

Date 29/01/2009

The Tokyo Stock Exchange Group, Inc. (“TSE”) and the London Stock Exchange Group plc. (“London Stock Exchange”) today published the rulebook for their new growth market for public comment, and confirmed the market’s name: TOKYO AIM. The rulebook, which was developed following extensive discussion with market participants, sets out the regulations for securities on the market as well as the rules for Nominated Advisers (J-Nomads).
NASDAQ OMX Closes On Acquisition Of Stake In EMCF, Announces Move To Support Interoperability

Date 29/01/2009

The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today announced the closing of its acquisition of a 22 percent stake in European Multilateral Clearing Facility N.V. (EMCF). In October 2008, NASDAQ OMX agreed to purchase a stake in this leading European clearing house from Fortis Bank Nederland (Holding) N.V. with the objective of reinforcing EMCF's position as the leading clearing house in Europe. As a result of the t

TZ1 Registry In Discussions To Sell Business To Global Financial Services Company Markit

Date 29/01/2009

NZX Limited is in advanced discussions to sell its wholly owned registry business TZ1 Registry to Markit, a global financial information services company headquartered in the UK. The acquisition is expected to complete in the first quarter of 2009, subject to relevant board approvals and completion of bilateral due diligence.
Osaka Securities Exchange Revision Of Earnings Forecast For Fiscal Year 2008

Date 29/01/2009

Click here to download details of Osaka Securities Exchange's revision of earnings forecast for fiscal year 2008.
TradingScreen Opens Sydney Office, Expanding Pacific-Region Presence

Date 29/01/2009

TradingScreen Inc., the leading global provider of multi-broker, multi-asset class trading systems, today announced the opening of a representative office in Sydney, Australia. In response to increasing demands of the firms Australia-based clients, TradingScreen will offer sales and support for the region through its Sydney office.
World Economic Forum 2009: Putin Vows Cooperation In Tackling Crisis, Decries State Interference In Business

Date 28/01/2009

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation told the opening plenary of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2009 that his country will work with the US, Europe and other countries to resolve the global financial crisis. “We cannot afford to be isolationist and egotistic,” he said, promising that Russia will not resort to protectionism and erect trade barriers that will simply worsen the global financial crisis.
World Economic Forum 2009: Premier Wen Jiabao Says China’s Economy Showing Signs Of Early Recovery

Date 28/01/2009

Addressing participants on the first day of the World Economic Forum, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said: “From late last December, we have seen signs in the recovery of the Chinese economy; the signs are small ones but they give me hope.” He pointed to increases in bank lending, prices of industrial products and consumption.