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  • Investment Funds: SIS To Use Clearstream’s Vestima+

    Date 30/06/2008

    SIS, the Swiss Central Securities Depository, is now using Vestima+, Clearstream’s automated order routing system in order to streamline the process of its international investment funds activities.

  • Warsaw Stock Exchange Strengthens Its Position In The Region

    Date 30/06/2008

    The Warsaw Stock Exchange steadily strengthens its position in the region of Central and Eastern Europe. The WSE is the region’s unchallenged leader by the number of listed companies, the number of IPOs, and the derivative instruments market. The capitalisation gap between the WSE and the Wiener Boerse, considered to be the WSE’s main competitor, is gradually shrinking.

  • Turquoise Receives Regulatory Approval From The FSA

    Date 30/06/2008

    Turquoise, the pan European equity trading platform backed by nine of Europe’s leading investment banks, today announced that the Financial Services Authority has granted Turquoise authorisation to operate a Multi-lateral Trading Facility (MTF).

  • Tehran Stock Exchange IPOd First State-Owned Refinery Co.

    Date 30/06/2008

    On 29 June 2008, In compliance with the privatization scheme, five percent of equity shares of stateowned Esfahan Oil Refining Co (Equivalent of 208,112,905 shares of company) first time after listing, was offered by the government on Tehran Stock Exchange at the price of $ .62 per share with the total value of $129 million. This IPO exercise would be continued; 15 percent of Esfahan Oil Refining is going to be offered by government in coming days.

  • Cairo And Alexandria Stock Exchanges Have Incorporated Into One Entity Called The Egyptian Exchange - Amendments In The Capital Market Law No. 95/1992

    Date 30/06/2008

    The People's Assembly has approved the amendments of the capital market law No. 95/1992. In that respect, the Minister of Investment declared that these amendments come in line with the government's efforts to widen the investors' base and enhance the capital market through supporting the supervisory competencies of the CMA. The amendments include reducing the minimum nominal share value to ten piasters instead of LE 1, creating a special registry for auditors who are entitled to oversee and