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  • London Stock Exchange: SETSmm Contributes To Growth In Order Book Volume During May

    Date 09/06/2005

    SETSmm, the London Stock Exchange’s hybrid trading system, showed particularly strong growth during May 2005. During the month, the average daily number of order book trades increased by 110 per cent on May 2004 to 28,819 and the average daily value traded increased 57 per cent to £251.6 million.

  • JPMorgan New Member On Oslo Børs

    Date 09/06/2005

    The American based investment bank JPMorgan will start direct trading in shares on Oslo Børs Wednesday 9 June 2005. This is the fourth remote member in short time who starts trading on Oslo Børs. 19 out of at total of 42 members now have remote membership at Oslo Børs.

  • Instinet Group Responds To Third Avenue Management Proposal

    Date 09/06/2005

    Instinet Group Incorporated (NASDAQ: INGP) announced today that, after careful consideration by its Board of Directors of the unsolicited proposal received from Third Avenue Management LLC to acquire the assets and liabilities of Instinet Group's institutional brokerage business, the Board continues to believe that the pending merger with The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. is in the best interests of Instinet shareholders.

  • FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Selected By Hang Seng As Basis Of A New ETF

    Date 09/06/2005

    FTSE Xinhua Index Ltd, the leading China index specialist, has been selected by Hang Seng Investment Management Limited as the index provider for a newly created Exchange Traded Fund ("ETF"), which began trading on Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HkEx) on Wednesday June 8.

  • Former AremisSoft CEO Roys Poyiadjis Pays Approximately $200 Million In Settlement Of SEC Fraud Case

    Date 09/06/2005

    Roys Poyiadjis, a former CEO of AremisSoft Corporation, which was a software company with offices in New Jersey, London, Cyprus, and India, agreed to final resolution of fraud charges brought against him by the Securities and Exchange Commission in October 2001. In documents filed with the federal district court in Manhattan, Poyiadjis consented to disgorge approximately $200 million of unlawful profit from his trading in AremisSoft stock -- among the largest recoveries the SEC has obtained from