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  • Five New db X-Trackers Launched In XTF Segment On Xetra

    Date 14/06/2007

    The db x-trackers SHORTDAX ETF (ISIN: LU0292106241) tracks the performance of the ShortDAX. The index, which is calculated by Deutsche Börse, is inversely linked to movements on the DAX. A negative change on the DAX leads to a positive change, on the same scale, on the ShortDAX. “This index means that Deutsche Börse is the first index provider in Europe to offer investors an effective short strategy in index form”, said Dr. Hartmut Graf, Head of Issuer Data & Analytics. “With this product Deu

  • Japan's Minister Yamamoto And EU Commissioner McCreevy Meet To Discuss Financial Services And In Particular Accounting And Auditing Issues

    Date 14/06/2007

    On June 13, Mr. Yuji Yamamoto, Minister for Financial Services met with Mr. Charlie McCreevy, Commissioner for the Internal Market and Services of the European Commission(EC).

  • Abu Dhabi Securities Market Finished The First Presentation In A Series Of Road-Shows In London

    Date 14/06/2007

    Abu Dhabi Securities Market (ADSM) organized over the past two days, the first presentation to investors in a series of road shows that highlight investment opportunities for international institutions in ADSM in particular and Abu Dhabi in general among British companies, investors and finance houses in the UK which was attended by representatives of the 100 major largest companies, experts and financial analysts, investment funds, pension funds as well as Portfolio Managers of major compani

  • CalPERS Taps EMAlternatives For $100 Million Emerging Market Fund

    Date 13/06/2007

    The California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) announced today it will commit $100 million to Washington, DC-based EMAlternatives to make investments in global emerging markets.

  • SEC Votes On Regulation SHO Amendments And Proposals - Also Votes To Eliminate "Tick" Test

    Date 13/06/2007

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today voted to take additional steps to better safeguard investors and protect the integrity of the markets during short selling transactions by closing loopholes in Regulation SHO and further reducing persistent failures to deliver stock by the end of the standard three-day settlement period for trades.