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  • FTSE Group: Macquarie Launches Global Infrastructure Index

    Date 20/06/2005

    Macquarie Bank and global index provider FTSE Group (FTSE) today launched the world’s most comprehensive global infrastructure index, demonstrating the strong outperformance of the infrastructure sector against equity market benchmarks since 2000.

  • Eurex And Osaka Securities Exchange Sign Memorandum Of Understanding

    Date 20/06/2005

    The international derivatives market Eurex and Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE) announced on Monday that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) , in which the two exchanges agreed to explore means of co-operation in order to extend the global reach of both exchanges.

  • Emissions Trading: European Commission Approves Last Allocation Plan Ending NAP Marathon

    Date 20/06/2005

    The European Commission today accepted the Greek plan allocating CO2 emission allowances to Greek companies for the 2005-2007 trading period. With today’s Decision, the Commission has completed its assessment of allocation plans for the first 2005-2007 phase of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. The scheme allows for greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector and from energy-intensive plants to be cut at least cost to the economy.

  • E-Meff Newsletter June 2005

    Date 20/06/2005

    Click here to download the June issue of the E-Meff Newsletter.

  • Directive On Markets In financial Instruments (“MiFID”): Commission Extends Transposition Deadline And Continues Consultation On Implementing Measures

    Date 20/06/2005

    The European Commission has proposed a new Directive extending by six months (until 30 October 2006) the deadline by which Member States must write into national law Directive 2004/39/EC on markets in financial instruments (“MiFID”), previously known as the Investment Services Directive. The proposal also gives firms and markets another six months (until 30 April 2007) to adapt their structures and procedures to the new requirements. Meanwhile, the Commission is inviting comments on