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  • Tokyo Grain Exchange Maximum Rate For Additional Discharging Ports Charges

    Date 30/03/2007

    We refer to (2) (c) of 11. In Detailed Rules for Delivery of Raw Sugar and inform you that the maximum rate to be applied to delivery of Raw Sugar of the contract month of July 2007 is US$3.72 per metric ton for each additional discharging port.

  • CBOT Top Daily Volume & Open Interest Records For Wednesday, March 28

    Date 29/03/2007

    Daily: Soybean Oil - Futures Open Interest Record New Record: 316,834 Mar 28, 2007 Old Record: 310,424 Mar 27, 2007 Daily: Financial - Futures Open Interest Record New Record: 6,521,564 Mar 28, 2007 Old Record: 6,479,029 Mar 27, 2007 Daily: 2 Year U.S. Treasury Notes - Futures Open Interest Record New Record: 958,189 Mar 28, 2007 Old Record: 953,593 Mar 22, 2007 D

  • Marc Lackritz Appointed CEO Of SIFMA

    Date 29/03/2007

    The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) today announced that it has appointed Marc E. Lackritz as its sole Chief Executive Officer. Micah S. Green, who has served SIFMA and its predecessor organization, The Bond Market Association (BMA) in leadership roles for two decades, has resigned effective mid-April and will refocus his professional activities in the Washington, DC area. Mr. Lackritz and Mr. Green have served as Co-CEOs of SIFMA since it was formed in the Novemb

  • Carol Stacey, Chief Accountant, Division Of Corporation Finance, To Leave SEC

    Date 29/03/2007

    The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that Carol A. Stacey, Chief Accountant in the Division of Corporation Finance, will leave the Commission after 11 years on the Commission's staff. As the Division's Chief Accountant since 2002, Ms. Stacey has been the Commission staff member with primary responsibility for applying the Commission's financial statement requirements to public company filings. In addition to overseeing the financial disclosure of more than 10,000 public compani

  • The Philadelphia Stock Exchange Announces Newly Elected Positions On The Board Of Governors

    Date 29/03/2007

    The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) announced today the following Governors were elected to fill positions on the Board of Governors for terms ending in 2010 at the annual shareholder meeting held on March 28.

  • UK's Financial Services Authority Made Solicitors Bankrupt For Assisting Boiler Room

    Date 29/03/2007

    A solicitor, Adrian Sam has been made bankrupt by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) because his previous law firm, Adrian Sam & Co (ASC), assisted an illegal overseas boiler room.

  • Program Trading Averaged 32.0 Percent Of NYSE Volume During Mar. 19-23

    Date 29/03/2007

    New York Stock Exchange today released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Mar. 19-23.

  • CBOT To Launch Mini-Sized Ag Contracts On E-CBOT

    Date 29/03/2007

    The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) announced today that it will launch mini-sized CBOT Ag futures contracts on its e-cbot® electronic trading platform. This is the first time these contracts will be available on an electronic platform and they will include mini-sized Corn, mini-sized Soybeans and mini-sized Wheat contracts.

  • HKEx Agrees To Sell Its Interest In Computershare Hong Kong Investor Services Limited

    Date 29/03/2007

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) has agreed to sell its 30 per cent interest in Computershare Hong Kong Investor Services Limited (CHIS) to Computershare Limited of Australia, which currently owns 70 per cent of CHIS, for $270,320,130.

  • SEC: Nicor To Pay $10 Million To Settle Fraud Charges

    Date 29/03/2007

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Nicor, Inc., a major Chicago-area natural gas distributor, and Jeffrey Metz, its former Assistant Vice President and Controller, will pay more than $10 million to settle charges that they engaged in improper transactions, made material misrepresentations, and failed to disclose material information regarding Nicor's gas inventory in order to meet earnings targets and increase the company's revenues under a performance-based rate plan