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  • HKEx: Temporary Slowdown In Stock Quote Updates

    Date 24/12/2004

    A hardware component (CPU) in the price dissemination system failed at 11:02 am. The backup CPU took over immediately and automatically. During the recovery period, there was temporary slowdown in stock quote updates disseminating through AMS/3 and the Stock Exchange’s information dissemination system. The entire recovery was completed at 11:30 am. The problem was seen as minor as brokers remained able to retrieve the latest stock quotes through other functions in AMS/3.

  • From 2005 RTS Index Will Be Calculated Online

    Date 24/12/2004

    From 2005 RTS Stock Exchange will calculate RTS Index online. It was a decision of the RTS Board of Directors from 28 October 2004. Currently RTS Index is calculated every half an hour as weighted by capitalization and based on the last hour trades.

  • European Energy Exchange Ready For Start Of Emission Trading - Waiting For The Ownership Transfer At The DEHST

    Date 24/12/2004

    After the successful completion of the live-simulation of the entire trading and clearing processes, the European Energy Exchange AG (EEX AG) is armoured for the start of emission trading. Several renowned companies and Clearing Banks (Atel Trading AG, EnBW Trading GmbH, E.ON Sales & Trading GmbH, ING BHF-Bank AG, RWE Trading GmbH, Stadtwerke Düsseldorf AG, Trianel European Energy Trading GmbH, Vattenfall Europe Trading GmbH) have participated in the simulation under real-life conditions.

  • Euronext Bel20 Index: New Rules To Be Phased In By Stages

    Date 24/12/2004

    On 20 December 2004, Euronext announced the launch of a new set of indices in Brussels as part of its drive to raise the visibility and liquidity of stocks listed on its markets.

  • Dubai International Financial Centre Authority Announces CEO To Step Down

    Date 24/12/2004

    The Dubai International Financial Centre Authority (DIFCA) has announced that Naser Nabulsi will step down from his post as CEO by January 2005 to follow a new career in the private sector.