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Date 13/02/2002

Euronext 2001 Revenues Increased By 0.8 % Compared To The Record Year 2000, Despite The Economic Recession

Euronext NV announces revenues of €697.9m 2001 compared to €692.2m in 2000. Despite the economic recession overall revenues increased by 0.8 % Y/Y thus proving the efficiency of Euronext's business model. As expected the cash trading suffered slightly and revenues declined by 6 %. The listing activity, linked to the number of IPOs decreased by 16.8 % to 49.7 Mio Euros in 2001; this decrease represents only 1 % of our annual sales.
Date 13/02/2002

Edward Kim Joins Nasdaq To Oversee New Product Development

The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc., today announced that Edward H. Kim has joined Nasdaq® as Senior Vice President in the Corporate Client Group - one of Nasdaq's three core businesses. Kim will oversee new product development and new business initiatives for the Corporate Client Group, which is the area responsible for servicing the companies listed on The Nasdaq Stock Market®. He reports to David Weild, Vice Chairman.
Date 13/02/2002

CME to Offer 'CME E-quotes,' Providing Direct Real-Time Market Price Data Via Internet

Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) will offer "CME E-quotes"-direct real-time price quotes-to the trading community via its Web site beginning in early March. The new service will enable users to integrate interactive charting and news services with the market data, building customized packages of data, charting and news that fit their particular needs.
Date 12/02/2002

Record Turnover In XTF Segment - 2.9 Billion Euros In XTF Volume Traded In January - European Market Share Of 55 Percent - Index Fund On DAX With 25 Percent Of European Market

In January 2002, volume of about 2.9 billion euros was traded in XTF, Deutsche Börse's stock exchange segment for index funds and actively managed funds. That is the highest monthly turnover in XTF since the segment was launched in April 2000 and about 34 percent higher than the volume posted for the same month of last year (January 2001: 2.17 billion euros). With a market share of about 55 percent in January, Deutsche Börse's XTF segment reinforced its position as the European market leader in
Date 12/02/2002

Philadelphia Stock Exchange Reports Sequential Trading Volume Growth

The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) announced today that equity options volume in January 2002 totaled 7,979,963 contracts traded, a 33% increase over December 2001 when 5,992,326 contracts traded. Trading volume for January 2002 was 25% lower over the previous January when 10,705,795 contracts traded.

Date 12/02/2002

New Names Of Tallinn Stock Exchange And Estonian Central Securities Depository

As of February 25, 2002, or on the day of implementation of HEX's trading system, Tallinna Väärtpaberibörs (Tallinn Stock Exchange) and Eesti Väärtpaberite Keskdepositoorium (Estonian Central Securities Depository) will have new names.
Date 12/02/2002

London Stock Exchange Monthly Market Report For January 2002 - 53.6 Billion UK Shares Traded In Positive Start To 2002 - Total Trading Volumes Up 7% On January 2001

Trading volumes across the London Stock Exchange's markets continued to grow in January, with a 7 per cent increase in total trading volumes, compared with the same month in 2001.
Date 11/02/2002

The Korea Futures Exchange Weekly Bulletin - January 28 To February 1

The total trading volume for January 2002 recorded 1,702,384 contracts, up 292.1 percent from January 2001. A block trade introduced in the USD/KRW F/X market on Dec.10, 2001 has emerged as a new useful risk management tool to investors. After experiencing strong gains during the previous week, the KOSDAQ50 futures March contract decreased by 3.61 percent this week. The KTB futures market experienced strong gains throughout the week except Monday. The USD/K
Date 11/02/2002

Prague Stock Exchange: Information From January Session Of The Exchange Chamber

At its January session the Exchange Chamber accepted the following decisions
Date 11/02/2002

Joint NOREX Commitment To Market Surveillance

Oslo Børs has signed a final agreement to supply its obSurveX market surveillance product to the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. Oslo Børs has already signed a similar agreement with Stockholmsbörsen. A joint commitment to market surveillance in the NOREX countries with the use of a common surveillance system is an important element in ensuring that the marketplaces function in the same way. The signing of this new agreement serves to ensure that market surveillance throughout the Nordic area will be