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  • Key Industry Survey Rates Clearstream As Best In Industry

    Date 04/10/2004

    The annual industry survey undertaking by the widely-respected ‘Global Custodian’ magazine has rated Clearstream as the best international central securities depositary (ICSD) in the industry. The annual survey which collects ratings and comments from over 3,000 participating organizations across the entire post-trade industry has shown that Clearstream has significantly improved in all service areas and outperformed its competitors in overall ratings.

  • HKEx: The Exchange Responds To Media Enquiries On Listed Companies’ Compliance With The Independent Non-Executive Director Requirements

    Date 04/10/2004

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the Exchange), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has noted media reports about listed companies’ compliance with the new Listing Rule requirements for Independent Non-executive Directors (INEDs). The following statement is in response to media enquiries.

  • European IPO Market Enjoys Another Good Quarter But Outlook Is Less Clear

    Date 04/10/2004

    PricewaterhouseCoopers latest IPO Watch Europe survey, tracking volume and value of IPOs on Europe’s main stock exchanges, has recorded a good third quarter across the market as a whole, the best in volume terms for several years. There were 118 IPOs between 1 July and 30 September, a significant increase on the 34 in the same period of 2003 and up from 96 IPOs in the second quarter of 2004.

  • Eurex Extends Terms For German Equity Options - Extension From 24 Months To 60 Months From October 18, 2004 - Increasing Demand For Equity Options With Longer Terms

    Date 04/10/2004

    The international derivatives market Eurex is extending the maximum terms of four German equity options to five years. Effective October 18, the world’s largest equity options exchange will extend the terms of four German equity options from currently 24 months to a maximum of 60 months. This change will affect options on the equities BASF, E.ON, Munich Re und RWE.

  • Deutsche Börse Adjusts Criteria For The Start Of Index Calculation

    Date 04/10/2004

    Deutsche Börse has adjusted the criteria it uses to calculate its equity indices at the start of trading. As of October 18, Deutsche Börse will calculate its equity indices only once a minimum number of current prices are available for each index. The new criteria will mean the opening balance of the indices better represents the current situation on the markets, making the Deutsche Börse indices more attractive for issuers of certificates and warrants and for those investing in these products.