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  • OMX: The Disciplinary Committee Fines Kaupthing Bank Sweden

    Date 23/08/2007

    Kaupthing Bank Sweden has contravened OMX Nordic Exchange’s and Finansinspektionen’s rules by reporting 15 trades to the Exchange for which contract notes and other documentation where missing. The prices at which the trades have been reported have also, on a number of occasions, diverted from the prices at which trading in general has taken place, this lead to the suspicion that the reporting has been done with an unduly objective. OMX Nordic Exchange in Stockholm’s Disciplinary Committee has d

  • CFTC Requests Public Comment On Exemption Request For The China Foreign Exchange Trade System

    Date 23/08/2007

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is requesting public comment on a proposal to allow the China Foreign Exchange Trade System and National Interbank Funding Center (CFETS) to clear for customers domiciled in China foreign currency and interest rate futures transactions, at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

  • Program Trading Averaged 33.2 Percent Of NYSE Volume During Aug. 13-17

    Date 23/08/2007

    The New York Stock Exchange today released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Aug. 13-17.

  • Standard & Poor’s And ASX: Consultation Paper Now Released To Consider Renaming Of Two Indices

    Date 23/08/2007

    Standard & Poor’s (S&P) and the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) today released a consultation paper seeking market feedback on the proposed renaming of two indices. S&P and ASX will seek market feedback on the proposal until October 5, 2007, after which a final announcement will be made.

  • Borse Dubai Comment Re SFSA Conclusions

    Date 23/08/2007

    Borse Dubai acknowledges the conclusions announced by the Swedish Financial Services Authority (SFSA), and we look forward to continuing to work with them as our offer for OMX progresses. We continue to believe that our all cash offer of SEK 230 per share for OMX is in the best interests of OMX and its shareholders and represents long term value for OMX stakeholders by participating in new opportunities in high growth markets as part of the combined OMX – Borse Dubai group.

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