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  • First Proposals For Mifid Pre-Trade Transparency Waivers Assessed At CESR Level

    Date 20/05/2009

    CESR publishes today its assessment of the first four proposals for waivers from MiFID's pre-trade transparency requirements for trading systems and order types intended to be offered by regulated markets and MTFs. The MiFID compliance of these functionalities has been assessed at CESR level on the basis of the new joint process that CESR launched in February 2009. In addition to details on the specific cases assessed, the

  • IntercontinentalExchange Named 2009 Exchange Of The Year By Energy Risk

    Date 20/05/2009

    IntercontinentalExchange, Inc(R) (NYSE: ICE), a leading operator of regulated global futures exchanges, clearing houses and over-the-counter (OTC) markets has been named Exchange of the Year for 2009 by Energy Risk magazine.

  • Webpam Software Offers Inexpensive, Secure Access To The Warsaw Stock Exchange Transaction System

    Date 20/05/2009

    WebPAM is a new software developed by NYSE Euronext Technology and implemented by the Warsaw Stock Exchange which will give investment firms access to the WSE’s transaction system via a web browser. The new service will make the submission and execution of orders by WSE Main List and NewConnect market members both easier and simpler and, most importantly, as secure as using traditional access solutions.

  • Tokyo Grain Exchange: Daily Price Limits From May 21, 2009

    Date 20/05/2009

    The daily price limits will change from May 21, 2009. Raw sugar will be reverted to 1,000yen.

  • NYSE Liffe Further Improves Quality Of Amsterdam Options Market

    Date 20/05/2009

    On 2 June 2009 NYSE Liffe will introduce premium-based tick size for all equity options traded on Amsterdam’s derivatives market. As from that date, orders for equity options with a premium of €0.20 or lower, can be entered and traded at a tick size of € 0.01. The change will make it possible to trade all prices between € 0.01 and €0.20 at 1 cent intervals, and result in a narrower spread between the bid and ask price. The standard tick size of €0.05 will continue to apply to