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SEC Brings First Enforcement Action Against Insurance Companies For Permitting Market Timing Of Mutual Funds Through Variable Annuities - Insurance Companies To Pay $20 Million In Settlement
Date 09/08/2004
The Securities and Exchange Commission today brought the first enforcement action charging insurance companies with securities fraud for facilitating market timing of mutual funds through the sale of variable annuities. The insurance companies are subsidiaries of Conseco, Inc. (CIHC, Inc., Conseco Services, LLC, and Conseco Equity Sales, Inc.), and the company to which Conseco sold its variable annuity business in 2002, Inviva, Inc., and its subsidiary Jefferson National Life Insurance Company.
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New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer: Regulators Target Market Timing Of Variable Annuities
Date 09/08/2004
Attorney General Eliot Spitzer today announced a settlement with two insurance companies alleged to have allowed improper trading of variable annuities sold as retirement products.
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London Stock Exchange Monthly Market Report For July 2004 - Record Month For AIM IPOs
Date 09/08/2004
July was a record month for AIM, the London Stock Exchange’s international market for smaller growing companies, with 42 IPOs raising £562.7 million between them. There were also 4 IPOs on the main market, and new entrants to both markets raised a total of £1.5 billion.
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Ljubljana Stock Exchange Monthly Statistical Report July 2004
Date 09/08/2004
Turnover The total turnover on all market segments of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange (LJSE) in July 2004 amounted to SIT 23.2 billion, which was 12.8% less than in June 2004, or 28.4% less than this year's monthly average. Compared to July 2003, total turnover grew by 2.5% (+SIT 0.6 billion). In July, shares accounted for 52.1% of overall turnover, bonds 27.7% and shares of investment funds 20.3%. There were no transactions with short-term securities. In the last month, the par
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GL TRADE Ready To Migrate Its Singapore Connectivity To New SGX Quest Trading Platform For Derivatives. Go Live, August 16th. - The Migration Of SGX QUEST For Securities Is Planned For First Half Of 2005
Date 09/08/2004
GL TRADE, global provider of electronic trading, clearing and settlement solutions announces its conformance to the new SGX Quest trading platform for Derivatives. It will further migrate its existing connectivity to SGX Quest for Securities which the Singapore Exchange schedules to implement during the first half of 2005. GL TRADE offers its clients connected to SGX, the complete product range and functionality of SGX Quest.
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Deutsche Börse Lifts Sales Revenue Year-On-Year - Positive Business Development At Clearstream - Cash Market Segment Xetra Records Jump In Profits - Group's EBIT On A Par With 2003 At €112.7 Million
Date 09/08/2004
Deutsche Börse AG recorded another year-on-year increase in sales revenue in the second quarter, posting its third-best quarterly results to date. At € 359.0 million, sales revenue was up 2 percent on Q2/2003 (€351.9 million). The company generated a further €19.9 million from net interest income from banking business (Q2/2003: €23.8 million). Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) were only slightly below the previous year at €112.7 million (Q2/2003: € 115.3 million).
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Core Businesses Show Further Growth At Clearstream For July
Date 09/08/2004
Clearstream announced that in July 2004 the core business figures showed further growth levels as the custody and settlement division continues to benefit from full integration into Deutsche Börse Group. The value of assets held in custody on behalf of customers rose to approximately EUR 7.7 trillion, a rise of 5.4 percent from the same month last year. The breakdown of this growth shows advances of 9.3 percent for international assets and 3.3 percent for domestic assets.
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CME Eurodollar Futures On GLOBEX® Volume Hits New Record Of 1.82 Million Contracts - Eurodollar Options Reach All-Time Record Above 1.4 Million Contracts - CME Posts Second Busiest Day Overall With More Than 6 Million Contracts Traded, And Sets All-Time G
Date 09/08/2004
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME), the largest U.S. futures exchange, today announced its Eurodollar futures on GLOBEX® volume totaled 1,819,330 contracts on August 6. Eurodollar options volume totaled 1,453,547 contracts, which was an all-time record. Total CME volume approached 6.3 million contracts, and was the second busiest trading day, after its record 6.5 million contracts on May 7, 2004.
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CME Announces Labor Day Holiday Hours
Date 09/08/2004
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) today announced the following trading schedule in conjunction with the upcoming Labor Day holiday (all times are Central time):
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CBOT® Volume Hits Third Best Session In Exchange History - U.S. Treasury Futures Set Multiple Volume And Open Interest Records
Date 09/08/2004
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) today announced that on Friday, August 6, 2004, the exchange experienced its third highest single-session volume record, trading 4,041,307 contracts.
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