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How Much Is Financial Advice Costing You? - Consumers Will Have A Much Clearer Idea Of The True Cost Of Financial Advice Under New Proposals Launched By The UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) Today
Date 26/02/2004
David Severn, Head of Retail Projects at the FSA, said: "We want to arm consumers with information that gives them a better understanding that the cost of advice can vary between firms and that different options exist for meeting the cost of advice. In this way consumers will be better equipped to shop around, compare costs across the market and get better deals.
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HKEx 2003 Final Results
Date 26/02/2004
Please click here to view HKEx's 2003 final results.
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FTSE/ISS Corporate Governance Indices Announced
Date 26/02/2004
FTSE Group announce that they are coming together with Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), the premier corporate governance shareholder services agency, to develop a transparent and objective set of corporate governance indices.
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First U.S. Blue-Chip ETF To Make Debut In Israel - Dow Jones Industrial Average To Serve As Basis Of Exchange-Traded Fund
Date 26/02/2004
Dow Jones Indexes, a leading global-index provider, has licensed the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) to Excellence Nessuah, a leading international investment and portfolio manager, to issue the first exchange-traded fund (ETF) in Israel, based on the most recognized stock index in the world.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Posts 1% Gain in February, European Stocks Gain 2.1%, Asia Falls 1.2% and World Equities Rise by 1.4% - Retail Sector Posts Biggest Gain for February in Europe & Worldwide - Technology Sector Takes the Hardest Hit in U.S. & W
Date 26/02/2004
Please click here for the February 2004 "MARKET'S MEASURE", a monthly report from Dow Jones Indexes and STOXX Ltd. on the performance of U.S., European and other global stock market indexes.
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Chairman's Remarks From CBOT Annual Meeting Held Feb. 26 - Chicago Board Of Trade Annual Meeting Chairman Charles P. Carey Remarks Thursday, February 26, 2004 - Chicago Board Of Trade Annual Meeting Chairman Charles P. Carey Remarks Thursday, February 26
Date 26/02/2004
Newsletters Tools Recent Exchange News ArticlesCBOT Volume Surpasses Three Million Contracts CBOT Reports Record Annual Operating Income and Revenue CBOT Promotes Mark Dixon to VP of Technical Services Chairman's Remarks From CBOT Annual Meeting Held Feb. 26 Chicago Board of Trade Annual Meeting Chairman Charles P. Carey Remarks Thursday, February 26, 2004 I hereby call to order the 2003 Annual Meeting of the Chicago Board of Trade. If there is no obj
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CBOT Volume Surpasses Three Million Contracts
Date 26/02/2004
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) today announced its daily trading volume surpassed three million contracts for the second consecutive day, trading 3,057,899 contracts, the sixth highest volume day in exchange history. The previous day, Tuesday, February 24, the CBOT traded 3,309,608 contracts, making Tuesday its second highest trading volume day in exchange history.
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CBOT Reports Record Annual Operating Income And Revenue
Date 26/02/2004
Today, the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) reported record operating income in 2003 of $115.7 million, which is an increase of 98 percent over operating income of $58.3 million in 2002.
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Tokyo Stock Exchange: Deliverable Bonds And Conversion Factors Of JGB Futures (5-year, 10-year & 20-year) As Of February 25, 2004
Date 25/02/2004
The deliverable bonds and conversion factors of JGB Futures (5-year, 10-year & 20-year) can be accessed by clicking here and here.
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Tokyo International Financial Futures Exchange Trading Starts 15 Minutes Earlier on 27 February 2004
Date 25/02/2004
TIFFE announced the temporary change of trading hours for all contracts on 27 February 2004, responding to the release of a preliminary report on Indices of Industrial Production at 8:50am. Opening on that day Pre-open 8:30am - 8:45am (Normal days 8:45am - 9:00am) Open of morning session 8:45am (Normal days 9:00am)
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