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  • Standard & Poor’s Announces Changes To U.S. Indices

    Date 06/06/2005

    Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes to the S&P MidCap 400 and S&P SmallCap 600 indices: Western Digital Corp. (NYSE:WDC) will replace Caesars Entertainment Inc. (NYSE:CZR) in the S&P MidCap 400 after the close of trading on Monday, June 13. Caesars is being acquired by S&P 500 constituent Harrah’s Entertainment Inc. (NYSE:HET) in a deal expected to close on or about that date, subject to final approval. SS&C Technologies Inc. (NASD:SSNC) will replace Concord Com

  • Sponsored Segment At The SWX Swiss Exchange

    Date 06/06/2005

    On 1 July 2005, the SWX Swiss Exchange will inaugurate trading in its newly created SWX Swiss Exchange - Sponsored Segment. The Sponsored Segment will enable the trading of foreign shares that, although not listed on SWX, are sponsored by a participant institution. The sponsor must fulfil market-making obligations in the shares it introduces.

  • SEC Charges Gen Re Executive For Aiding In AIG Securities Fraud

    Date 06/06/2005

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that it filed an enforcement action against John Houldsworth, a former senior executive of General Re Corporation, for his role in aiding and abetting American International Group, Inc. in committing securities fraud. In its complaint filed today in federal court in Manhattan, the Commission alleged that Houldsworth and others helped AIG structure two sham reinsurance transactions that had as their only purpose to allow AIG to add a total of

  • Oslo Børs: New Bond Market Launched Today

    Date 06/06/2005

    Today marks the launch by Oslo Børs of a new marketplace for listing and trading in bonds and short-term fixed income securities. The new market is known as ABM - the Alternative Bond Market. The existing Norwegian bond market will be subject to new and stricter requirements as a result of the implementation of new EU directives. The ABM is intended for issuers who believe that the new requirements will be too extensive.

  • NYSE Seat Sells For $2,450,000

    Date 06/06/2005

    A regular seat sold on the New York Stock Exchange today for $2,450,000, up $70,000 from the previous regular seat sale on June 6.