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  • 19.1 Million Electronic Equity Trades On Borsa Italiana And London Stock Exchange In October

    Date 05/11/2007

    During October 2007, there were 19.1 million electronic order book trades with a combined value of £299.6 billion (€429.7 billion) on the cash markets of Borsa Italiana and the London Stock Exchange – more than on any other European exchange. The average daily number of order book trades increased 46 per cent to 832,156 while the average daily value traded rose 34 per cent to £13.0 billion (€18.7 billion).

  • EEX Trading Results And New Admissions In October

    Date 05/11/2007

    Electricity trading volume on the European Energy Exchange (EEX) in October 2007 totalled 149.3 TWh, compared with 84.3 TWh in October 2006.

  • 3 French Clients Choose Avox MiFID Classification Service - Mifid Service Incorporates Fully Auditable Sets Of Data Fields

    Date 05/11/2007

    Avox, the leading network of financial services providers collaborating for the verification of counterparty data, has been chosen by three French clients Calyon, CM CIC Securities and Société Général Corporate and Investment Banking for Avox’ MiFID Classification Service. In order to meet MiFID requirements, Avox will provide banks with a fully auditable set of data fields for their client records.

  • Record Trading At OMX Nordic Exchange

    Date 05/11/2007

    October saw a record in share trading at the Nordic Exchange. On October 16, the share trading value was EUR 11.4 billion (previous record: EUR 9.7 billion on May 3, 2007). Record figures in share trading were also recorded for the month, reaching EUR 130.4 billion in total (previous record: EUR 127.0 billion, August 2007). During the month 6 new companies have been listed at main market and 5 new companies have joined First North.

  • CESR Publishes Its Timetable To Fulfil The Request From The European Commission To Review The Role Of Credit Rating Agencies

    Date 05/11/2007

    Following the European Commission’s additional request for CESR to review several aspects of the rating process regarding structured finance instruments (Ref. CESR/07-608), CESR has reviewed its work plan and issues today further information on additional elements that will be covered, and the timetable for its work.