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  • SEC Proposes Amendments To Safeguard Customer Privacy

    Date 04/03/2008

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today voted unanimously to propose amendments to Regulation S-P, which sets forth privacy obligations for entities regulated by the Commission.

  • Chicago Climate Exchange® Sets February Record Trading Month

    Date 04/03/2008

    Chicago Climate Exchange, Inc. (CCX®) announced today that it reached a new monthly record in trading volume, making February 2008 the highest trading month in the history of CCX with 100,496 Carbon Financial Instrument® (CFI®) contracts traded. With this record, CCX’s February 2008 volume approaches the entire volume traded in 2006 (102,724 contracts) and the year-to-date volume is already more than half of 2007’s volume (229,375 contracts).

  • NASDAQ OMX Group Conducts Press Briefing Following Meeting With Secretary Henry Paulson and NASDAQ-Listed Companies

    Date 04/03/2008

    Who: NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. CEO Bob Greifeld and Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. What: Mr. Greifeld and Secretary Paulson will be available to meet with media to discuss the U.S. economy and financial markets following a meeting with senior executives from California-based companies from a variety of industry sectors. When: Friday, March 7, 20081:15 p.m. (PST) Where: Four Seasons Hotel / Ballroom B 2050 University Aven

  • AEX Index Celebrates 25th birthday - From National Index To International Product

    Date 04/03/2008

    The AEX-index® is 25 years old this year. The index, which is made up of the 25 most traded shares on the Amsterdam stock exchange, began life as the EOE-index (European Option Exchange) on 4 March 1983. Europe’s first blue chip index started with just 13 companies, but by 1990 the number of constituents had grown to 25, and the index covered 82% of the market.

  • SEC Proposes To Streamline ETF Approval Process

    Date 04/03/2008

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today voted unanimously to propose two new rules under the Investment Company Act to permit exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to operate without the need to obtain individual exemptive orders from the Commission.