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  • RTS Index Sets A New Record

    Date 06/12/2006

    During a trading session on December 5, 2006 RTS Index got over a psychologically important border line of 1800 points and reached the maximum points ever – 1824,60 points. The previous RTS Index record was set during the trading session on May 10th. On that day RTS Index reached 1795 points.

  • Yatra Capital Ltd, First Indian Property Fund Listed On Euronext - 13th New Listing On Euronext Amsterdam This Year

    Date 06/12/2006

    Yatra Capital Limited, an Indian property fund based in Jersey, was listed on Euronext Amsterdam today. Yatra, which aims to create value for investors through the ownership, development and operation of high-quality property on Indian commercial and retail markets, raised EUR 100 million through a placement with an introductory price of EUR 10 a share. First trade was done at EUR 10,50.

  • London Stock Exchange: Government Stamp Duty Decision Will Boost ETF Market

    Date 06/12/2006

    The London Stock Exchange welcomes the announcement in today’s pre-budget report that the Government will scrap stamp duty levied on non-resident ETFs. This is expected to boost London’s ETF market significantly by making it far easier for international ETF providers to issue their products on the London Stock Exchange.

  • The Use Of Non-EU Accounting Standards On EU Stock Markets Is Extended For Two More Years

    Date 06/12/2006

    Following a positive vote of the European Securities Committee and a strong endorsement from the European Parliament on 24 October 2006, the European Commission has adopted measures extending by two years the transitional exemption granted to foreign companies presenting financial statements prepared in accordance with national accounting standards for the issuing of securities on EU stock markets. A decision on the equivalence of third-country Generally Accepted Accounting Principle

  • Exchange Council Assesses Criteria For The Allocation Of Individual Order Books On The Frankfurt Stock Exchange - Possible Impact Of MiFID On The German Exchange Act (Börsengesetz) To Be Taken Into Account

    Date 06/12/2006

    The Exchange Council of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange has set up a working group to examine the criteria for the allocation of individual order books on the stock exchange. This was the decision made by the Council on Wednesday in light of the amendments that may have to be made to the German Exchange Act as the new European Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) is implemented. The Exchange Council wants to further expand the established criteria; performance analysis, for exampl

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