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  • Warsaw SE Main Indices Set New Closing High

    Date 14/12/2005

    The Warsaw Stock Exchange WIG, all share index, closed at a new high of 34,803.12. The previous closing high was 34,497.40 on December 12, 2005.

  • Warsaw Exchange Announces A Quarterly Revision In The WIG, WIRR And WIG-PL Indices

    Date 14/12/2005

    Following the trading session on December 16, 2005, there will be a quarterly revision and composition of the WIG, WIRR and WIG-PL indices will be changed: INTERIA.PL, LUBAWA, MIESZKO, MNI and ZREW will be moved from the WIRR index to the WIG index and BEDZIN, FERRUM and REDAN will be moved from the WIG index to the WIRR index, SKYEUROPE will supplement the WIG index, OBORNIKI will be removed from the WIRR index, LUBAWA, PEPEES, SKOTAN and TETA will enter and EUROFAKTOR,

  • UK's Financial Services Authority: HSBC Bank plc

    Date 14/12/2005

    TAKE NOTICE: The Financial Services Authority of 25 The North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London E14 5HS ("the FSA") gives you final notice about a requirement to pay a financial penalty.

  • TSX Venture Exchange – Market Enhancements: Icebergs And Voluntary Attribution Now Available

    Date 14/12/2005

    TSX Venture Exchange today announced that Iceberg orders and voluntary attribution have been added as trading features to the marketplace. Rik Parkhill, President of TSX Markets said, “These enhancements are aimed at providing greater trading options for our market participants.” Linda Hohol, President of TSX Venture added, “The goal is to build liquidity for TSX Venture Exchange issuers and further add to a quality market for all investors.”

  • Tripartite Authorities Assess The Resilience Of The UK Financial Sector

    Date 14/12/2005

    The Tripartite Authorities (HM Treasury, the FSA and the Bank of England) are today publishing the results of a detailed survey of the UK financial sector's ability to cope with major operational disruption, such as a terrorist attack or natural disaster.