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  • Quarterly Rebalancing Of The S&P/CITIC China 30 Index

    Date 14/09/2005

    Standard & Poor’s and CITIC Securities will make the following changes to the S&P/CITIC China 30 Index as a part of the September quarterly rebalancing of index constituent free float shares and IWF’s. The new index shares and IWF’s listed below will become effective after the close of trading Friday, September 16, 2005:

  • Quarterly Rebalancing And Annual IWF Review For S&P Global 100, S&P Europe 350, S&P Asia 50, S&P Latin America 40, And S&P/ASX 50 Indices

    Date 14/09/2005

    Standard & Poor's, as part of the quarterly rebalancing, will update the shares outstanding for several constituents of the S&P Global 100, S&P Europe 350, S&P Asia 50, S&P ASX/50, and the S&P Latin America 40 Indices. In addition as part of their annual review, Investible Weight Factors for S&P Global 100, S&P Europe 350, and S&P Asia 50 will become effective after the close of business Friday, September 16, 2005.

  • NZX Index Changes

    Date 14/09/2005

    New Zealand Exchange Limited (NZX) has announced changes to its Equity Indices, as a result of the September Quarterly Index Review.

  • NYSE President And Co-COO Robert G. Britz To Retire At Year End - Over 33 Years, Helped Lead Listings And Trading-Floor Units During Record Growth

    Date 14/09/2005

    New York Stock Exchange CEO John A. Thain announced that President and Co-COO Robert G. Britz will retire at year end after more than 33 years of distinguished service to the Exchange.

  • No Changes To FTSE Country Classification In 2006

    Date 14/09/2005

    FTSE Group (FTSE) announced today that no changes will be made to the current country classification in 2006 (i.e. whether stock markets are classified as either Developed or Emerging markets within the FTSE Global Equity Series). This decision has been taken at the FTSE Equity Committee meeting in September 2005. The Committee based its decision on the results of an ongoing engagement programme between FTSE Group and stock exchanges around the world, including a close examination of market stru