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  • Program Trading Averaged 31.3 Percent Of NYSE Volume During Aug. 28-Sept. 1

    Date 07/09/2006

    The New York Stock Exchange today released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Aug. 28-Sept.1. 1The NYSE calculates program trading as the sum of shares bought, sold and sold short in program trades. The total of these shares is divided by the sum of shares bought, sold and sold short on the NYSE including its crossing sessions.

  • PLUS Markets Group Plc Applies For Recognised Investment Exchange Status

    Date 07/09/2006

    PLUS Markets Group plc (“PMG”) announced yesterday that it intends to apply to the Financial Services Authority (“FSA”) for Recognised Investment Exchange (“RIE”) status. The move will significantly enhance PMG’s development potential, underpin its substantial long-term growth plans and enable it to compete further across a wider range of equity market services.

  • Opening Of ‘Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2006’ Exhibition In Frankfurt

    Date 07/09/2006

    Deutsche Börse will present the work of the four finalists for the ‘Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2006’, a major international photography prize, from 8 September until 22 October 2006. The exhibition shows a total of 60 photos by Yto Barrada (Morocco), Phil Collins (Great Britain), Alec Soth (USA) and this year’ s winner Ro

  • OneChicago Block Trades, Pre-Execution Discussions And Cross Trades Rule Change Effective September 8th 2006

    Date 07/09/2006

    Click here for details of OneChicago block trades, pre-execution discussions and cross trades rule change effective September 8th 2006.

  • OMX To Introduce Indexes To Facilitate Comparisons Across The Nordic Region

    Date 07/09/2006

    On October 2, OMX introduces Nordic indexes to support intra Nordic trading and highlight investment opportunities in the Nordic region for international investors. The sector indexes will provide investors with tools to compare industries across different countries in the region, whereas the OMX Nordic 40 reflects trading in the most traded Nordic companies. Furthermore, OMX launches an All-Share index for First North in Sweden and Denmark.