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  • OMX – Interim Report January-March 2007 - Record High Exchange Activity

    Date 24/04/2007

    Revenues during January – March increased to SEK 1,062 m (903) Operating income rose to SEK 348 m (334) Income after financial items rose to SEK 329 m (319) Income after tax rose to SEK 257 m (244) Earnings per share rose to SEK 2.12 m (2.05) Return on shareholders’ equity rose to 20 percent (14) Record high equity trading Launch of Genium – next generation of systems for the exchange industry Widespread interest in information

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Regarding System Capacity Augmentation

    Date 24/04/2007

    To ensure confidence in the market, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) has phased in augmentations to the capacity of each system since last year, and also drew up a system capacity augmentation plan for the Stock/CB System last January. In light of recent market trends, however, the TSE will revise the original plan.

  • OMX Makes Minor Divestment Of Shares In Orc Software

    Date 24/04/2007

    OMX has sold 650 000 shares in Orc Software. OMX' result from this divestment is estimated to approximately SEK 100 million, to be recognized as other income during the second quarter of 2007. Following the divestment OMX owns 3 838 075 shares in Orc Software, corresponding to slightly more than 25 percent of its share capital.

  • Works Infrastructure ROADS List On The NZDX Market

    Date 24/04/2007

    New Zealand Exchange Limited (NZX) is pleased to welcome $200 million of Redeemable Optionally Adjustable Distributing Securities (ROADS) to the NZDX Market today for Works Infrastructure Finance (NZ) Limited.

  • Strengthening Networks For South Island Companies - New NZX Sponsor

    Date 24/04/2007

    New Zealand Exchange Limited (NZX) is pleased to welcome Dunedin based investment bank Parker O' Connor Trust Ltd as the first new NZX sponsor of 2007, bringing the total group of NZX Sponsors to 47.

  • Trading Technologies Launches Gateway To Singapore Exchange: Opens New Asia/Pacific Headquarters And TTNET<SUP>™</SUP> Hub In Singapore

    Date 24/04/2007

    Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) today announced the launch of its new Singapore Exchange (SGX) gateway. This is TT’s first connection to the Asian financial markets. TT also has relocated its Singapore office to a new state-of-the-art 13,000 square-foot facility and opened a hub there for TTNET™, its Application Service Provider (ASP)/hosting solution.

  • Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange: Strong Gluten Wheat Futures Hit A New High In Trading Volume

    Date 24/04/2007

    On April 23,ZCE strong gluten wheat futures hit a new high this year in trading volume of 536036 contracts.

  • GL TRADE’s Order Management System For SGX Securities Member Firms

    Date 23/04/2007

    GL TRADE, global provider of integrated software solutions to the financial institutions is pleased to announce that its Order Management System (OMS) will be adopted by Securities member firms of Singapore Exchange (SGX). The OMS for member firms will replace the current SESOPS trading terminal and is targeted to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year.

  • Standard & Poor's Announces Changes In The S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index

    Date 23/04/2007

    Standard & Poor's will make the following changes in the S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index after the close of trading on Monday, April 23, 2007: Starfield Resources Inc. (TSXVN:SRU) will be removed from the index. The company will graduate to the TSX to trade under the same ticker symbol.

  • Instinet Opens BrokerShare To Non-Broker-Dealers

    Date 23/04/2007

    Instinet, a global agency broker and wholly-owned subsidiary of Nomura Holdings, Inc., today announced it has expanded its pioneering BrokerShare® commission sharing arrangement (CSA) program to include non-broker-dealers. As a result, Instinet will now provide institutional clients with Section 28(e) eligible services obtained from non-broker-dealers, such as independent research providers, through trading commissions on a variable basis rather than a static soft dollar invoice amount.