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Date 24/09/2003

Bolsa De Madrid Begins To Trade 16 New Warrant Certificates - Bankinter Joins The Warrants Market As An Issuer

As of tomorrow, September 25, Bolsa de Madrid will begin trading 16 new warrant certificates issued by Bankinter, which will join the market as an issuer for the first time.
Date 23/09/2003

Trading On The Copenhagen Stock Exchange Continued In Spite Of Power Failure

A three-hour power failure hit most of Zealand, including the Copenhagen area, earlier today. During the power failure, the SAXESS trading system was running both as regards the equity and the bond markets.
Date 23/09/2003

NZX Market Opening Delay - An Explanation

NZX today experienced some technical difficulties which resulted in the market opening being delayed.
Date 23/09/2003

Euronext.liffe Announces A Further 25 Universal Stock Futures

Euronext.liffe has announced that it will list a further 25 Universal Stock Futures from Monday 27 October 2003.
Date 23/09/2003

Copenhagen Stock Exchange: Focus: Optimism Prevails And Pushes Share Prices Towards New Highs This Year - But Danger Lurks Ahead

Very few things seem to be able to spoil the convivial atmosphere on the equity markets these days. In Focus no. 64 Equity Analyst Bjørn Schwarz, Sydbank Markets, looks at the motivations for the growing expectations and stresses the risks that may threaten an upswing.

Date 23/09/2003

CME, UIC To Sponsor MBA Program With Renmin University Of China - Exchange to Donate Finance And Risk Management Book Collection To Renmin University

Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME), the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) and Renmin (People's) University of China (RUC) today announced that they will co-sponsor a new Master of Business Administration degree program with a focus on Financial Risk Management and Investments (MBA/FRMI) for Chinese students.
Date 23/09/2003

CME To List Weather Contracts On Five European Cities Oct. 3 - CME Also Will Expand Listings for U.S.-based Contracts with Five Monthly Contracts and Seven Seasonal Contracts Beginning Sept. 26

Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) today announced that it will list weather products on five European cities beginning Friday, Oct. 3, 2003. In addition, CME will expand the number of U.S. cities covered by its weather derivatives, adding monthly contracts for five cities and seasonal contracts for seven cities, beginning Friday, Sept. 26, 2003.
Date 23/09/2003

CBOT U.S. Weekly Soybean Export Update

Today's delayed weekly export sales of 21.7 million bu. and the USDA announcing 165,000 tonne sale of U.S. soybeans to China before the opening is likely to keep this market firm. With this year's export pace 33% above 2002 and 43% stronger than 5-yr average sales rate for this early date of marketing year, concerns about further tightening of the already small 2003-04 ending stocks of 135 million bu is mounting
Date 23/09/2003

CBOE And Amex Agree To Develop Mutual Back-Up Trading Arrangements In The Event Of Trading Interruption

The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) and the American Stock Exchange (Amex) announced today that they have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding to develop back-up trading arrangements in the event they are unable to operate from their respective trading facilities. The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") is reviewing how the markets and the Commission need to respond to future catastrophic events, and has expressed the belief that enhanced planning and intermarket coordi
Date 23/09/2003

American Stock Exchange And Philadelphia Stock Exchange Agree To Develop Mutual Back-Up Trading Arrangements In The Event Of Trading Interruption

The American Stock Exchange® (Amex®) and the Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) announced today that they have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding to develop back-up trading arrangements in the event they are unable to operate from their respective trading facilities. The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") is reviewing how the markets and the Commission need to respond to future catastrophic events, and has expressed the belief that enhanced planning and intermarket coordin