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  • Standard & Poor's Announces Change In The S&P ADR Index - Clarification: Nippon Tel & Tel Co. (ADR) Share And IWF Changes

    Date 16/07/2004

    On July 12, 2004 Standard & Poor’s announced changes to the Nippon Tel & Tel Co. Shares and IWF that will become effective at the close of business on Friday, July 16, 2004. Because of a market holiday in Tokyo on Monday, July 19, 2004, these changes will be reflected in the S&P ADR Index from the market open on Tuesday, July 20, 2004. The text of the announcement was as follows:

  • Share & IWF Changes In The S&P/TOPIX 150, S&P Japan SmallCap 250 And S&P Japan 500 Indices

    Date 16/07/2004

    Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes in the S&P/TOPIX 150, S&P Japan SmallCap 250 and S&P Japan 500 Indices effective after the close of trading, Friday July 23rd 2004: Mitsubishi Motors Corp. (Japan, SEDOL: 6598446, GICS: Consumer Discretionary, GICS Code: 25102010) a member of the S&P Japan SmallCap 250 and S&P Japan 500 indices, shares will increase by 740,000,000 to 2,223,438,934 and its IWF will be updated to 0.24 due to its private placement. Promise Co. Ltd

  • NYSE: Investor-Protection Principles Should Drive Structure Of National Market System - Big Board Weighs In On Proposed Regulation NMS

    Date 16/07/2004

    Investor-protection principles and good public policy should drive decisions on the structure of the nation’s market system. This is the thinking behind the NYSE’s position on each of the four proposals presented by the Securities and Exchange Commission as part of Regulation NMS, a sweeping set of reforms to modernize the structure of the U.S. equity markets. The proposals were released for public comment in February.

  • June On The Warsaw Stock Exchange

    Date 16/07/2004

    In June 2004 three out of six main indices increased. The large companies index – the WIG20 – rose the most.

  • Independent Complaints Commissioner For UK’s Financial Services Authority Appointed

    Date 16/07/2004

    Sir Anthony Holland, Chairman of the Northern Ireland Parades Commission and a former Principal Ombudsman for the Personal Investment Authority, has been appointed to be the independent Complaints Commissioner for the Financial Services Authority. He takes over on 3 September 2004 succeeding Rosemary Radcliffe who has been the first Complaints Commissioner for the FSA since the inception of the Complaints Scheme in September 2001.