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CME Daily Volume Tops 7.0 Million For The First Time Ever - Exchange Also Sets New Single Day Volume Records In Electronic Trading Of Futures And Options On Futures On CME® Globex®
Date 18/04/2005
CME, the largest U.S. futures exchange, today announced that on Friday, April 15, trading volume exceeded 7.0 million contracts in a single day for the first time*, surpassing the previous CME record of 6.7 million set on Friday, April 1. Average daily volume at CME for April to date is now 4.7 million contracts.
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CBOT Mini-Sized Dow Futures Volume Surpasses Prior Record
Date 18/04/2005
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) announced today that on Friday, April 15, volume in CBOT mini-sized DowSM futures soared to the highest level ever.
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CBOE To Move Forward With Purchase Offer For CBOT Exercise Rights
Date 18/04/2005
The Chicago Board Options Exchange today announced it will move forward with plans to purchase a number of CBOE exercise rights held by Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) Full Members. The planned purchase offer was temporarily postponed while the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reviewed a request by a CBOE member that the SEC reconsider its approval of CBOE's filing on the matter issued on February 25, 2005. On April 18, 2005, the SEC denied the request for reconsideration.
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CBOE Sets Spider Options Trading Record; Friday's Volume Of 305,445 Contracts Is Busiest Single-Day
Date 18/04/2005
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) announced that volume on Friday, April 15th, of 305,445 contracts in options on Standard and Poor's Depositary Receipts, known as Spiders, established a record high for volume at any exchange.Average daily volume in Spider options (options symbol SPY) at CBOE over the past 15 trading days has been 70,477 contracts. Open interest in SPY options stood at 2,483,835 contracts (1,042,956 calls and 1,440,879 puts) at CBOE this morning. CBOE first listed Spider
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Capital Market Development Fund - Bursa Research Scheme Reports Available On The Net Now
Date 18/04/2005
The Capital Market Development Fund (CMDF) – Bursa Research Scheme, also known as CBRS has published its first round of reports on the initial 100 participating companies. The reports are posted on the Bursa Malaysia website (www.bursamalaysia.com) and are accessible to all investors free-of-charge.
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CalPERS Taps Wilshire Associates As Primary Pension Consultant - System Also Picks International Equity Managers For Enhanced Indexing And Active Management
Date 18/04/2005
The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) announced today that its Board of Administration has renamed Wilshire Associates as the primary pension consultant to the $182 billion fund.
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CalPERS Adds Sri Lanka And Thailand To Permissible Equity Market List
Date 18/04/2005
The California Public Employees' Retirement System's (CalPERS) Board of Administration today approved adding Argentina, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Turkey to its list of permissible emerging equity markets.
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Barclays Capital, Investment Banking Operation Of Barclays Bank, Submits Application To Locate In Dubai International Financial Centre - DIFC Welcomes Interest From Another Major Company And Potential New Services To Be Offered
Date 18/04/2005
The Dubai International Financial Centre today announced that it has received an application from another major financial institution, Barclays Capital, to locate in the Centre. With its strength and leadership in debt financing and risk management, Barclays Capital will reinforce the capability of the Centre to offer highly sophisticated financial services to companies and governments in the region.
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UK’s Financial Services Authority Warns Of New Boiler Room Threat
Date 15/04/2005
The FSA today warned of a new tactic used by boiler rooms to con both investors and UK small businesses out of their money. This is the latest in a series warnings to consumers about boiler rooms and share investment scams.
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Tallinn Stock Exchange Imposed A Penalty Of EEK 250 000 On Hansapank
Date 15/04/2005
On 15 April 2005, the Listing and Surveillance Committee of the Tallinn Stock Exchange decided to impose a penalty of EEK 250 000 on Hansapank for violating the TSE Rules.
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