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  • HKEx: Arrangements For Adjustment Of Bank Of East Asia Futures And Options

    Date 25/02/2009

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) has announced the arrangements for the adjustment to the contract terms of all open Bank of East Asia (BEA) futures and options contracts in existence after the market close on 17 March 2009, the business day immediately before the ex-bonus date (ex-date), which is 18 March 2009, to account for bonus shares to be issued on the basis of one bonus share for every 10 existing ordinary shares.

  • RTS Board: February 16 – 20, 2009

    Date 25/02/2009

    For the week of February 16–20, 2009, 34 trades were executed. The total trading volume on the RTS Board equaled 245.4 thousand US dollars. The following stocks were in the highest demand:

  • Infobolsa To Disseminate Information From VDOS Stochastics - The Agreement Facilitates Infobolsa Users Better Research For Their Investment Decision

    Date 25/02/2009

    Infobolsa, the information dissemination company jointly owned by BME and Deutsche Börse, has reached an agreement with VDOS Stochastics whereby Infobolsa will disseminate all the information from this company. VDOS Stochastics is the leading company in the provision of information and services about Mutual Funds, Investment firms, Collective Investment firms and Pension Schemes in Spain.

  • FORTS Weekly Trading Results: February 16 – 20, 2009

    Date 25/02/2009

    For the week of February 16 – February 20, 2009 the total trading volume on FORTS (Futures & Options on RTS) equaled 185.4 bln. roubles or 7.8 mln. contracts, including 33.0 bln. roubles during the evening trading session. The total open interest as of the last day of the week, February 20, 2009 reached 70.3 bln. roubles or 3.3 mln. contracts.

  • ICMA: Survey Of European Repo Market Reflects Deleveraging By Banks

    Date 25/02/2009

    The European Repo Council of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) today released the results of its 16th semi-annual survey of the European repo market. The survey, a snapshot of the volume of repo trades outstanding on a single day in December 2008, based on returns from 61 financial institutions, sets the baseline figure for market size at EUR 4,633 billion, the decline, adjusted for changes in the survey sample, is 26% from the June 2008 figure of EUR 6,504 billion.