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CBOT Average Daily Volume Up 21 Percent Over July 2005 - Agricultural Complex Sees Year-Over-Year Volume Increase As Exchange Readies For Side-By-Side Agricultural Trading
Date 01/08/2006
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®), one of the world’s leading derivatives exchanges, today announced that average daily volume (ADV) reached 2,818,412 contracts in July, an increase of 21 percent compared with July 2005. Total volume for the month was 56,368,238 contracts.
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CBOE Volume Increases 48% In July - 53.3 Million Contracts Traded During The Month, Steep Gains In Index And ETF Volume Continue To Spur Volume
Date 01/08/2006
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) announced today that trading volume for the month of July totaled 53.3 million contracts, an increase of 48% over the 35.9 million contracts traded in July 2005. Trading at CBOE continues its record-setting pace in 2006; through the first seven months of the year, CBOE's year-to-date volume of 391.7 million contracts is 55% ahead of 2005's volume of 252.5 million contracts, the previous all-time record year at CBOE.
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Bursa Malaysia: Update In KLCI Component Stock
Date 01/08/2006
The Executive Committee (EXCO) of Bursa Malaysia Berhad in its review of the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) has decided to release the following company as component stock of the KLCI effective Wednesday, 30 August 2006: COMPANY SECTOR 1 Jaya Tiasa Holings Bhd Industrial Products <
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Bursa Malaysia Appoints New Chief Regulatory Officer
Date 01/08/2006
Bursa Malaysia Berhad has appointed Devanesan Evanson as its new Chief Regulatory Officer (CRO) effective today. Evanson replaces Md Nor Ahmad who retires today after twenty three years with the exchange.
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Zawya Establishes Headquarters At Dubai International Financial Centre - Seeks To Reach Out To The Wider Global Audience Interested In Finance And Business Issues Of The MENA Region
Date 31/07/2006
ABQ Zawya, the leading Middle East business information company has chosen the Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC) as its new headquarters, as part of its strategy to achieve greater regional and global dominance in the business and finance sector. The company has been registered within the centre. Headquartered in Dubai, with sales and support offices in Lebanon, Kuwait, Malaysia and Singapore, Zawya serves over 212,000 high-end business and financial professionals with reliable Middle
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UK's Financial Services Authority Appoints New Director Of Business Review And Audit Division
Date 31/07/2006
Rosemary Hilary has been appointed Director of the Business Review and Audit Division (BRAD) at the Financial Services Authority. She will take up her appointment on 4 September.
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UK’s Financial Services Authority Consults On MiFID Rules For Firms And Markets
Date 31/07/2006
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has today published a consultation paper on implementing the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) for FSA-regulated firms and markets.
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Tokyo Grain Exchange: To Associate Members - Maximum Rate For Additional Discharging Ports Charges
Date 31/07/2006
We refer to (2) (c) of 11. In Detailed Rules for Delivery of Raw Sugar and inform you that the maximum rate to be applied to delivery of Raw Sugar of the contract month of November 2006 is US$3.82 per metric ton for each additional discharging port.
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Thomson Financial Establishes Presence In The Middle East
Date 31/07/2006
Thomson Financial, an operating unit of The Thomson Corporation (TSX: TOC, NYSE: TOC) , and leading provider of information and technology solutions to the worldwide financial community, today announced that it has opened an office in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
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SEC Names Associate District Administrator In Atlanta
Date 31/07/2006
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today the appointment of James L. Carley as the Associate District Administrator for Examinations in the Commission's Atlanta District Office. Mr. Carley will direct a team of accounting, finance, and legal professionals in the examination of broker-dealers, investment companies, investment advisers, and transfer agents across seven southeastern states (Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee). He re
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