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  • Additional Issue Of RTS Shares To Be Considered At The Annual General Shareholders Meeting

    Date 23/05/2008

    On May 22nd, 2008 the Board of Directors of OJSC "RTS" decided to raise the question of additional issue of RTS shares at the Annual general shareholders meeting. The additional issue of privileged registered shares with par value of 1 RUR is supposed to be privately placed in favour of NP RTS in the number of 6 320 447 shares. The number of declared shares equals 16 000 000.

  • Amendments To SICOM Rules

    Date 23/05/2008

    Click here to download the amendments to SICOM Rules.

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Extraordinary Clearing Margin For Kerosene

    Date 23/05/2008

    With regards to the Kerosene market, since the final contract prices for three or more contract months (excluding contract months with no applicable price limit) have reached the price limit in the same direction for two consecutive business days, based on item 3.3.2 of the Regulations Governing Management of the Oil Market, deposit of the below Extraordinary Clearing Margin is required.

  • Deutsche Börse And Shenzhen Stock Exchange Sign Agreement - Another Step Towards Expanding Deutsche Börse’s Asian Business

    Date 23/05/2008

    Deutsche Börse and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Frankfurt on Friday. The parties agreed on an extensive exchange of information about the internationalization of the financial markets in Germany and China.

  • Standard & Poor's: Number Of Defaults In 2008 Already Exceeds Last Year's Total, S&P Says

    Date 23/05/2008

    Through May 13, 2008, there were 28 defaults, affecting debt worth $18.9 billion, said an article published by Standard & Poor's. The article, which is titled "Global Bond Markets' Weakest Links And Monthly Default Rates,” says that this already exceeds the 22 defaults recorded in all of 2007. In addition, it is just two shy of the 30 defaults in 2006. Of the 28 defaults, 27 were from the U.S., and one was from Canada. The U.S. also leads in the number of weakest links--entities that are clos