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  • Tokyo Financial Exchange And the Tokyo Commodity Exchange Sign Memorandum Of Understanding

    Date 16/11/2005

    Tokyo Financial Exchange Inc. (TFX ) and the Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate in the marketing of listed products on the two exchanges and for exchange of information associated with this purpose.

  • The Independent Research Network Announces Seven Members To Join Its Research Independence Council - Venture Helps Under-followed Companies Obtain Analyst Coverage Through Intermediated Research

    Date 16/11/2005

    The Independent Research Network(SM) (IRN(SM)) today announced it has appointed the first seven members to the IRN's Research Independence Council, a self-governing body that will ensure the integrity of the intermediated research process. IRN, a joint venture created by NASDAQ and Reuters in June and formed in September, acts as an intermediary for under-followed public companies seeking to have their equity securities covered by analysts.

  • Thai Listed Firms Record Over THB360 Bln. For 9M/2005 Profits

    Date 16/11/2005

    Listed companies on The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and Mkt. for Alternative Investment (mai) announced a total of THB363.94 bln. (approx. USD8.88 bln.) worth of profits for 9M/2005. The top 3 industry groups with the highest net profits are Resources, Financials, and Property & Construction.

  • Tehran Stock Exchange: Repeated Transaction Of Rights, And Trading At T+1

    Date 16/11/2005

    Two new by-laws have been ratified by the TSE’s Board of Directors to be in effect in October: As of October 29th, the rights issued by the listed companies due to capital increase can be traded repeatedly. Previously, the rights could be traded only once. Based on a new by-law, a certificate is issued for this new trading instrument, and rights can be traded repeatedly. This will increase liquidity while reducing price differences between shares and rights. As of October 22nd

  • SWX Swiss Exchange Introduces New Classification Standard For Industries And Sectors

    Date 16/11/2005

    SWX indices will be adopting Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB) sector definitions with effect from 3 January 2006. ICB is jointly owned by Dow Jones & Co. and the FTSE Group. The international renown enjoyed by FTSE and Dow Jones indices means that ICB is recognised as the global standard. The ICB structure is already used by the NASDAQ, NYSE, London Stock Exchange, Euronext, STOXX, Hang Seng, Russell, Dow Jones Wilshire, the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNBC and SmartMoney.