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  • First North – OMX’s Alternative Marketplace Opens In Denmark Today

    Date 12/12/2005

    First North - OMX’s alternative marketplace opens today, and an entirely new marketplace is thus a reality. Already at the opening, one company – Deadline Games – has been admitted to trading on First North, and 15 Approved Advisers and 18 members are attached to the marketplace. Kristian Jensen, Danish Minister for Taxation, will conduct the opening ceremony today at 16:00 CET, and the trading in Deadline Games shares may begin tomorrow from 9:00 CET in the electronic trading system.

  • Composition Of The ICEX-15 Index For The Period 1 January 2006 To 30 June 2006

    Date 12/12/2005

    ICEX-15, the main equity index of the Iceland Stock Exchange, is comprised of companies listed on the ICEX Main List. Fifteen of these companies are selected for inclusion following specific rules. The index is reviewed twice annually, with changes taking effect 1 January and 1 July each year.

  • Component Changes Made To Dow Jones Netherlands Titans 30 Index

    Date 12/12/2005

    Dow Jones Indexes, a leading global index provider, today announced component changes to the Dow Jones Netherlands Titans 30 Index.

  • CME Surpasses One Billion Contracts Traded In 2005 - Milestone Fueled By Increase In Electronic Trading, International GrowthAnd New Product Offerings

    Date 12/12/2005

    CME, the world's largest and most diverse financial exchange, announced today that on Friday, December 9 it surpassed one billion contracts, excluding non-traditional TRAKRS(R) futures contracts, traded in a single year for the first time in the 107-year history of the exchange. Year to date, CME has traded 1 billion contracts, an increase of more than 32 percent from this time last year. So far in 2005, 70 percent of all contracts traded at CME have been executed on the CME(R) Globex(R) electro

  • CME Expands Asia Operations To Increase Growth Opportunities - Hires 25-Year Global Futures Executive To Manage Asia Office

    Date 12/12/2005

    CME, the world's largest and most diverse financial exchange, today announced that it has appointed C.F. Wong to head its Asia office as Managing Director, Asia. Wong has over 25 years of experience in international futures markets, including roles as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of ABN-AMRO Asia Futures, NatWest Futures Asia and HSBC Futures Asia. Wong will report to Rick Redding, Managing Director, CME Products & Services.

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