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KOFEX Weekly Bulletin No. 220 – January 14, 2005
Date 21/01/2005
Please click here to view the KOFEX Weekly Bulletin No. 219 – January 7, 2005.
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IPE Launches The IPE UK Electricity Baseload Index
Date 21/01/2005
In response to industry demand for a viable market index on which to base physical deals, the IPE, Europe’s leading energy futures and options exchange, today announced the launch of its UK Electricity Baseload Index.
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HKEx Seeks Market Views On Proposed Changes In Trading Parameters And Other Settings
Date 21/01/2005
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) is seeking views from market participants on proposed changes in trading parameters and market-making obligations for Pilot Programme Securities and Exchange Traded Funds, and minimum trading spreads for structured products and equity warrants, following the HKEx Board's recent decision to narrow the minimum trading spreads for securities trading above $30.
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Copenhagen Stock Exchange - Focus: New Financial Ratios Publication For The Listed Companies
Date 21/01/2005
The Danish Society of Financial Analysts has issued an updated version of ‘Recommendations & Financial Ratios 2005’.
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Citadel To Open Lead Market Maker On Pacific Exchange
Date 21/01/2005
The Pacific Exchange (PCX) announced today that Citadel Derivatives Group LLC will begin operating as a Lead Market Maker (LMM) on its San Francisco options floor on Monday, January 24, 2005. Citadel has been a Remote Market Maker (RMM), on PCX Plus, the Exchange's new electronic trading system with an enhanced market structure, since November 2004. The firm named Scott Elisha as head trader for its PCX LMM operation.
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Boston Options Exchange Sets New Trading Volume Record on Second Consecutive Day
Date 21/01/2005
For the second consecutive day, BOX set a record for total contract volume traded in a single session; today's volume of 317,322 eclipsed yesterday's previous record of 306,862. This was the third consecutive week that BOX trading volume exceeded one million contracts.
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Bayer AG IWF change In the S&P European and S&P Global 100 Indices
Date 21/01/2005
Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes in the S&P Europe 350, S&P Euro Plus, S&P Euro and S&P Global 100 indices effective after the close of trading Tuesday, January 25, 2005: Bayer AG (Germany, SEDOL: 5069211, GICS: Materials, GICS Code: 15101020), a member of the S&P Europe 350, S&P Euro Plus, S&P Euro and S&P Global 100 indices, Investable Weight Factor will change from 0.943 to 1. This is a result of Allianz reducing its holding in the company to less than 5% of sha
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Bayer AG and RWE AG IWF Changes In The S&P European And S&P Global 100 Indices
Date 21/01/2005
Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes in the S&P Europe 350, S&P Euro Plus, S&P Euro and S&P Global 100 indices effective after the close of trading Tuesday, January 25, 2005: Bayer AG (Germany, SEDOL: 5069211, GICS: Materials, GICS Code: 15101020), a member of the S&P Europe 350, S&P Euro Plus, S&P Euro and S&P Global 100 indices, Investable Weight Factor will change from 0.943 to 1. This is a result of Allianz reducing its holding in the company to less than 5% of share
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Archipelago Announces Fourth Quarter and 2004 Year End Results - Fourth Quarter Sees Continued Revenue Growth; Highlights for 2004 Include Highly Successful IPO
Date 21/01/2005
Archipelago Holdings, Inc. (PCX: AX), owner and operator of the Archipelago Exchange(R) (ArcaEx(R)), the nation's first totally open, all-electronic stock exchange, reported net income attributable to common stockholders of $59.3 million, or $1.38 per diluted share, for the year ended December 31, 2004, compared to $1.8 million, or $0.05 per diluted share, for the year ended December 31, 2003. On a sequential basis, for the fourth quarter of 2004, net income was $12.5 million, or $0.26 per dilut
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Wiener Börse Adopts New IPO Strategies
Date 20/01/2005
With record results across the board, Wiener Börse can look back on a successful 12 months in 2004. It displayed an impressive ability to attract capital, with inflows totalling more than EUR 4 billion. However, the proportion of initial public offerings (IPOs) was lower than anticipated. "It appears that going private is more attractive for companies than going public. We are therefore appealing to companies to take advantage of the excellent current climate for a flotation," comments Dr Michae
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