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  • Bursa Malaysia Derivatives: KLCI Futures Contract Hits Record High

    Date 29/03/2006

    Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange Berhad experienced record daily trading volumes on Tuesday 28 March in both KLCI Futures (FKLI) and the overall derivatives market. The 23,067 FKLI contracts traded on Tuesday were significantly higher than the previous record of 16,169 contracts traded on 26 July 2005. The frenetic activity on FKLI boosted combined market volume for all derivatives products to 27,312 contracts, superseding the previous record of 26,831 contracts set on 27 May 2004.

  • 17 Companies Join SEC Pilot Program To Use 'Interactive Data' In Financial Reports

    Date 29/03/2006

    The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that 17 companies-compared to nine under an initiative launched last year-have already agreed to participate in a new pilot program to use interactive data in their financial statement filings. The companies will help the agency explore how new Internet based reporting technologies can improve the financial reporting process for investors, financial intermediaries, the SEC, and the companies themselves.

  • Two NYBOT Seats Sell For Over $700,000

    Date 28/03/2006

    The New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®), the world’s leading “soft” commodity exchange, today saw two successive record seat sales break the $700,000 mark, with the first being for $721,000, and the next $735,000. The previous high for a seat sale at the exchange was $690,000, sold March 23, 2006.

  • TSX Group CEO To Speak At National Bank Financial Canadian Financial Services Conference

    Date 28/03/2006

    TSX Group CEO Richard Nesbitt will speak to National Bank Financial’s Canadian Financial Services Conference in Montreal on Wednesday, March 29, 2006.

  • The Bolsa De Madrid Ombudsman Presented His 2005 Annual Report - Retail Investors Account For 57% Of Information Requests

    Date 28/03/2006

    Carlos Fernández, the Bolsa de Madrid Ombudsman, presented his Annual Report for 2005, which shows the increasing interest of retail investors in knowing in detail all aspects of the stock market. According to the Report, retail investors represent 57% of information requests, which paves the way for a reduction of the number of complaints about trades by providing a deeper understading of the functioning of the market as well as the financial situation of listed companies.