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  • FTSE Benchmark Selected By Vanguard For Social Index Fund

    Date 05/10/2005

    FTSE is pleased to announce that the FTSE4Good US Select Index will be the new target benchmark for Vanguard's USD388 million social index fund, which previously tracked the Calvert Social Index.The transition to the new FTSE4Good benchmark is expected to occur before the end of 2005, and will be renamed Vanguard FTSE Social Index Fund.

  • Fimat Launches A New Brand Strategy To Accompany Its Business Development

    Date 05/10/2005

    Fimat, a leading global brokerage organization and part of Société Générale Global Securities Services for Investors (SG GSSI), is launching a new brand identity via a print and TV campaign starting on 3 October. The new brand strategy has been developed to better reflect the strong international development, rapid growth and active policy of diversification within the group.

  • EXFEED And Derivative Partners Agree On Cooperation

    Date 05/10/2005

    EXFEED, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the SWX Group that is responsible for distributing the market data of the SWX Swiss Exchange and virt-x, has concluded a cooperation agreement with Derivative Partners in the area of data delivery. Derivative Partners specialises in preparing, calculating and exchanging data in the area of securitised derivatives. It also operates the informational community portal Warrants.ch and publishes Payoff, a monthly magazine for investors and advisors.

  • Euronext.liffe White Sugar Futures Contract Sets A New Monthly Volume Record

    Date 05/10/2005

    Euronext.liffe’s White Sugar futures contract set a new monthly volume record of 171,021 contracts in September 2005.

  • Eurex Turnover Climbs To 117 Million Contracts In September - Turnover In The First Three Quarters Reaches 938 Million Contracts

    Date 05/10/2005

    Eurex, the world’s largest derivatives exchange, traded 117 million contracts in September, around 17 percent up on September 2004 (90 million contracts). At 938 million contracts, the turnover volume achieved in the first three quarters of this year has eclipsed the same period last year by around 16 percent (January – September 2004: 804 million contracts). In the third quarter, 299 million contracts were traded on Eurex. On average, 5.3 million contracts were traded daily in September.