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  • Sandvik Fined By The Disciplinary Committee Of The OMX Nordic Exchange Stockholm

    Date 28/04/2008

    The exchange-listed company Sandvik contravened generally acceptable practices in the securities market by circumventing the Swedish Companies Act's so-called Lex Leo rules. According to these rules, an exchange-listed company may not transfer the shares of a subsidiary to its president without the approval of a general meeting of shareholders. In the case in question, Sandvik transferred the shares in the subsidiary to a holding company owned by the president's daughter. The Exc

  • PLUS Markets Calls For Clarity And Competition From Listings Review

    Date 28/04/2008

    PLUS Markets Group (“PLUS”) is responding to the FSA’s review of the listings regime with a call for greater clarity and a better understanding of the choices and associated risks available to companies and funds seeking a full listing in the UK. In particular, PLUS encourages the FSA to re-affirm its position as the recognisable owner of the Official List to promote competition for listings across the exchanges.

  • UK A Leading Contributor To Emerging Markets’ External Finance

    Date 28/04/2008

    Inflows of external finance to emerging markets rose again in 2006 to $1065bn from $802bn in 2005. A new edition of IFSL’s report External Finance to Emerging Markets notes that inflows have recovered steadily from a low point of $183bn in 2002. Asia is the biggest destination for such external finance, followed by central and Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. Apart f

  • LCH.Clearnet Launch Innovative New RepoClear €GC Service

    Date 28/04/2008

    LCH.Clearnet is pleased to announce the launch today of an exciting and innovative new repo clearing service called RepoClear €GC.

  • Global Market For Trading Technology Forecast To Lose Almost 12,000 Trading Positions By 2011

    Date 28/04/2008

    By 2011 there are forecast to be around 12,000 fewer trading positions globally, according to a new report and analysis from Kimsey Consulting - Global Market Analysis and Forecasts – Trading Technology.