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  • NYSE Seat Sells for $1,000

    Date 06/01/2005

    A second regular seat sold on the New York Stock Exchange today, Jan. 6, 2005, for $1,000,000, down $15,000 from the previous regular seat sale today. Bid      $975,000 Offer $1,150,000

  • NYSE Announces Officer Promotions

    Date 06/01/2005

    The New York Stock Exchange’s board of directors today approved 13 senior management promotions. The Exchange named three executive vice presidents, two senior vice presidents, seven vice presidents and a chief ethics officer. Promoted to executive vice president were: Anne Allen, Market Operations; Roger Burkhardt, Technology; and Robert Marchman, Market Surveillance. Promoted to senior vice president were Ronald Jordan, Market Data and Angela Posillico, Regulatory and Corpo

  • Nymex Decreases Margins On Some Natural Gas, Henry Hub Swap, And Natural Gas e-miNY<SUP>sm</sup> Futures Contracts

    Date 06/01/2005

    The New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., will decrease the margins on some of the NYMEX Division natural gas, Henry Hub swap, and natural gas e–miNYsm futures contracts at the close of business tomorrow.

  • Nymex Creates New Department, Names Head And Promotes Senior Vice President And Vice President

    Date 06/01/2005

    The board of directors of the New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., appointed Madeline Boyd as senior vice president of its newly formed external affairs department and promoted Joseph Raia to senior vice president of marketing and Richard Kerschner to associate general counsel and vice president of corporate governance.

  • NYBOT Sets All-Time Annual Trading Record In 2004 - Combined Annual Volume Up 28%; Highest Total In The Exchange’s 134-Year History

    Date 06/01/2005

    In a year of major milestones, the New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) culminated a grand chapter in its 134-year history with a record-shattering performance in setting a new total annual volume record of 31,729,591 combined futures and options contracts – an astonishing 28% increase over the 24,832,158 contracts traded in the previous record year of 2003.