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  • New FTSE4Good Domestic Index Launched In Japan

    Date 21/09/2004

    FTSE Group, the global index company, today launches the ninth index in its successful FTSE4Good Series, FTSE4Good Japan. The new index will enable investors to identify Japanese companies within the FTSE Global Equity Index Series which meet a set of internationally supported standards of corporate social responsibility (CSR), including environmental, stakeholder and human rights standards.

  • Launch Of FTSE4Good Japan

    Date 21/09/2004

    FTSE Group are launching the fifth index in their successful FTSE4Good Series. Launched on 21st September 2004, FTSE4Good Japan enable investors to identify Japanese companies within the FTSE Global Equity Index Series which meet a set of internationally supported standards of corporate responsibility.

  • Labuan International Financial Exchange Records 20th Listing With IOI Investment's Exchangeable Bonds

    Date 21/09/2004

    The Labuan International Financial Exchange (LFX) today achieved its 20th listing with the primary listing of USD310 million exchangeable bonds issued by a Labuan incorporated unit of Malaysian integrated plantation group, IOI Corporation Berhad.

  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange - Focus: New Accounting Standards May Result In Rising Prices

    Date 21/09/2004

    As from 2005, the Danish companies shall no longer amortise goodwill systematically, and a good few companies will thus look cheaper measured by the classic P/E ratio. The new accounting rules will not influence the estimated fair value of the companies. Nevertheless, it will boost movements in the prices of these companies, assesses Equity Analyst Rune Møller, Jyske Markets in Focus no. 90.

  • CFTC Releases Rule Enforcement Review Of The New York Mercantile Exchange

    Date 21/09/2004

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (Commission) has notified the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) of the results of a rule enforcement review completed by the Commission’s Division of Market Oversight (DMO). DMO assessed NYMEX’s compliance with those core principles that relate to audit trail, trade practice surveillance, disciplinary, and dispute resolution programs. The target period for the review was January 1, 2003