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  • ISE To Introduce Preferenced Order Functionality

    Date 15/06/2005

    The International Securities Exchange (NYSE:ISE) said today that it is enhancing its trading system to permit Electronic Access Members (EAM) to route "preferenced orders" to any ISE market maker.

  • Instinet Group Announces May 2005 Transaction Information

    Date 15/06/2005

    Instinet Group Incorporated (NASDAQ: INGP) today announced May 2005 transaction data for its two major business segments: Instinet, The Institutional Broker and INET, The electronic marketplace.

  • HKEx: Transaction In Terms Of Turnover And Number Of Trades Conducted On-floor And Off-floor

    Date 15/06/2005

    Click here to download HKEx on-floor and off-floor trading statistics.

  • Free Float Share Increase For Sany Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. In The S&P/CITIC 300 Index

    Date 15/06/2005

    As part of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Full Circulation Scheme trial, Sany Heavy Industry Co. Ltd. (China, Ticker: SH600031, SEDOL: 6648824, GICS: Industrials, GICS Codes: 20106010), a member of S&P/CITIC 300, announced following shareholder approval that the company’s controlling shareholders will give public shareholders 48 million RMB and 21 million shares, equivalent to 0.8 RMB and 0.35 shares per public share held. This corporate action will become effective on June 1

  • Five Years Of Exchange Trading In Energy In Germany – EEX As A Success Story

    Date 15/06/2005

    Leipzig-based European Energy Exchange (EEX), continental Europe´s largest energy exchange in means of participants and volume, views back on five years of exchange trading in energy. The start of German exchange trading in en-ergy took place on June 15, 2000, with trading of the modest number of 1.836 Mega-watt hours (MWh). Yet in October 2001, a bit more than 15 months later, the exchange volume was 90.000 MWh per day, representing about 6.6% of the energy sold in Ger-many. Little more than tw