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  • TSX Group Inc. Reports Results for Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2007

    Date 30/01/2008

    Revenue of $111.2 million for Q4/07, up 22% over Q4/06 Diluted earnings per share of 45 cents for Q4/07, after a reduction of 20 cents per share related to a reduction in the value of the future tax asset Diluted earnings per share prior to a reduction in the value of the future tax asset* was 65 cents, an increase of 23% over Q4/06 Cash flows from operations of $53.2 million in Q4/07, an increase of 39% from Q4/06 Full year 2007 revenue of $424.7 million, up 20%

  • Deutsche Bank AG Owns 5.01% Of Hellenic Exchanges

    Date 30/01/2008

    Deutsche Bank AG informed the Company in writing on 29.01.2008 that on 25.01.2008 it purchased shares of S.A. (HELEX). Following the abovementioned purchase, Deutsche Bank and subsidiaries own 5.01% of the share capital of HELEX.

  • TASE Adopts International Standards For Index Calculation

    Date 30/01/2008

    On February 3 2008, the TASE will upgrade the method of calculating its indices, as follows: The weight of each share in the leading stock indices will be based on the public's holdings ("free float"), according to international standards, rather than on market cap. However, the twice-yearly rebalancing process selecting the shares participating in the indices will continue to depend on the share's market cap. The TASE will update the quantity of each share in the index on a qu

  • Euronext Indices: Final Selection Of Shares For AEX, AMX And AScX

    Date 30/01/2008

    Euronext Indices B.V. wishes to announce the following with respect to the AEXindex® (AEX-index), the Amsterdam Midkap Index® (AMX-index) and the Amsterdam Small cap Index® (AScXindex).

  • SIFMA Pledges Support for EU Leaders’ Call For Greater Transparency

    Date 30/01/2008

    The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) this morning issued the following statement in response to the joint communiqué issued last night following EU leaders’ mini-summit on recent financial turbulence. The communiqué was made by Gordon Brown and the French President Nicolas Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Italy's premier Romano Prodi and EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso. It called for greater transparency and the need for a “better” early warning