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  • SEC Charges Former CEO And Two Former Executives Affiliated With Renaissancere Holdings Ltd. With Securities Fraud - Sham Reinsurance Transaction Used To Smooth Earnings

    Date 27/09/2006

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced securities fraud charges against James N. Stanard and Martin J. Merritt, the former CEO and former controller, respectively, of RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd. (RenRe) and also against Michael W. Cash, a former senior executive of RenRe's wholly-owned subsidiary, Renaissance Reinsurance Ltd. The complaint, filed today in federal court in Manhattan, alleges that Stanard, Merritt, and Cash structured and executed a sham transaction that had no

  • ISE Launches Historical Options Tick Data Offering(TM)

    Date 27/09/2006

    The International Securities Exchange (NYSE: ISE) today announced the official launch of its Historical Options Tick Data(TM) offering (ISE HOT Data(TM)), the first in its suite of new market data products. The ISE HOT Data offering includes the full daily tick file of all trades and quotes for equity and index options that are reported to the Options Price Reporting Authority (OPRA). These comprehensive, historical data files will enable sophisticated investment professionals to conduct in-dept

  • Thai Exchange Chooses To Develop Co-Branded Index With FTSE

    Date 27/09/2006

    To boost its international profile and support innovative products, The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET)’s Board of Governors has approved the FTSE Group to co-develop and manage the exchange’s new index.

  • Meeting Of The Board Of Oslo Børs On 27 September 2006

    Date 27/09/2006

    At its meeting today, the Board of Oslo Børs resolved to admit shares in Marine Farms, Codfarmers, Austevoll Seafood and Northland Resources to listing on Oslo Børs.

  • Thai Bourse Approves Direct Market Access By Institutions

    Date 27/09/2006

    Domestic and foreign institutions will be able to trade directly in the Thai market via the Direct Market Access (DMA) system, The Stock Exchange of Thailand’s (SET) board decided today. This step will facilitate trading to be in line with that of other exchanges, making Thailand more attractive and boosting the investor base. The SET will work closely with member companies and adjust relevant systems accordingly, as this change will take effect by Q1/2007.