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Date 22/12/2005
Vilnius Stock Exchange Market Holidays
The Vilnius Stock Exchange (VSE) will be closed on December 27, 2005 and January 2, 2006.
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Date 22/12/2005
Turnover On German Stock Exchanges Rises To 3.8 Trillion Euros In 2005 - Equities Turnover On All Stock Exchanges Up 28 Percent Year-On-Year/XTF Segment With Record Year - Frankfurt Stock Exchange Is Market Leader In Retail Trading
Based on the preliminary year-end figures for 2005, which include an estimate for the last six trading days of the year, a total volume of about 3.8 trillion euros was traded on the German stock exchanges in 2005 - this represents an increase of 15 percent year-on-year (2004: 3.3 trillion euros). This total comprises about 3.2 trillion euros in equities, warrants and exchange-traded funds (2004: 2.6 trillion euros) and about 615 billion euros in fixed-income securities (2004: 710 billion euros).
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Date 22/12/2005
TSX New Listings Record – 217 And Counting
With a little more than a week remaining in the trading year, Toronto Stock Exchange is reporting a record for new listings in 2005. As of the close of business December 21, there have been 217 new listings – beating the previous record of 204 set last year.
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Date 22/12/2005
The Baltic Stock Exchanges To Introduce Global Industry Classification Standard For I-List Companies
As a part of the integration of the Nordic and Baltic securities markets, Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius stock exchanges will introduce Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS) for classifying I-List securities as of January 1, 2006.
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Date 22/12/2005
The AMF Explains The Rumours Of Offers Concerning Euronext NV
Following the rumours on the markets, also present in many articles in the press talking about a potential merger which has been formulated towards Euronext NV, by Deutsche Boerse AG, the AMF addressed, the 19th of December 2005, a letter to each of those 2 companies. The copy of these letters as well as the answers received by the AMF are attached to this note: - Letter addressed by AMF to Deutsche B
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Date 22/12/2005
Standard & Poor’s Announces The S&P/TSX Canadian Bond Index Rebalancing Report For December 2005
Standard & Poor’s has completed the monthly rebalancing of the S&P/TSX Canadian Bond Index. According to index methodology, the universe of Canadian bonds is exhaustively reviewed to reflect changes in par amount and term to existing index constituents. Qualifying new issues are added to the index and existing constituents that no longer meet the criteria for inclusion are removed.
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Date 22/12/2005
Spanish Exchange Trades 21 New Warrants By Société Générale - 1,676 Warrants Admitted To Trading On The Market Since The Start Of 2005 A New Record Since The Creation Of This Market
The Spanish Exchange today began trading 21 new warrants issued by Société Générale. The new issues are linked to domestic and foreign shares, international indices and commodities.
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Date 22/12/2005
SGX Statement: Delay In Implementation Of Trading Link With Bursa Malaysia
We refer to press comments made by Bursa Malaysia (BM) today that the trading link between Singapore Exchange (SGX) and BM may not be launched by end-2006, due to a delay in the implementation of BM’s new trading platform.
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Date 22/12/2005
Second Largest Private Bank In India, ICICI Bank Receives License To Set Up A Branch In Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)
ICICI Bank Limited (“ICICI Bank”), India’s second largest Bank, has enhanced its presence in the region by setting up a branch in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The license to open a branch was granted by Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). This is in addition to the existing Representative office in the UAE. The services of this branch are available to high net worth clients with liquid assets of US$ 1 million or more.
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Date 22/12/2005
SEC Sues NCFE Executives For Role In $2.6 Billion Fraud
The Securities and Exchange Commission today sued top executives of National Century Financial Enterprises, Inc. (NCFE), alleging that they participated in a scheme to defraud investors in securities issued by the subsidiaries of the failed Dublin, Ohio company. NCFE, a private corporation, suddenly collapsed along with its subsidiaries in October 2002 when investors discovered that the companies had hidden massive cash and collateral shortfalls from investors and auditors. The collapse caused i
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