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  • HKEx: Resignation Of Listing Committee Chairman

    Date 18/04/2005

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the Exchange), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has today (Monday) received a letter from Dr Marvin Cheung tendering his resignation as the chairman of the Main Board and Growth Enterprise Market Listing Committees with immediate effect. Dr Cheung's resignation follows his appointment to the HKEx Board.

  • Futures & Options On The RTS Stock Exchange Derivatives Market

    Date 18/04/2005

    For the week of April 11th – April 13th, 2005, total trading volume on FORTS (Futures & Options on the RTS) increased by 18% in rubles and reached 7 753 million rubles and 867 thousand contracts. Total open interest as of April 15th, 2005, equaled 13 774 million rubles and 1 602 thousand contracts.

  • Financial sector: Commission Launches Survey On Obstacles To Cross-border Mergers And Acquisitions

    Date 18/04/2005

    The European Commission has launched an online survey on why there is little cross-border consolidation in the financial sector. The survey will be open until 15 June 2005. The responses received will serve as an input for a report that the Commission will submit to the Ministers of the ECOFIN Council in September.

  • Deutsche Börse Releases Letter To TCI

    Date 18/04/2005

    Deutsche Börse published a letter from its CEO Werner Seifert to Christopher Hohn, Managing Partner of The Children’s Investment Fund Management (TCI), on Monday. In the letter Deutsche Börse raises questions as to Mr. Hohn’s intentions and corrects misrepresentations by Mr. Hohn.

  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange: Focus: Borrower Preferences - Implications For The Bond Market

    Date 18/04/2005

    In Focus No. 101 Chief Economist John Madsen, Nykredit Markets, writes about the Danish bond market, which is undergoing transformation these years, and the product development of the mortgage banks, which is leaving a clear mark on the Danish bond market.