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  • NASDAQ And Instinet Write Congress To Urge Reform Of Nation's Markets

    Date 17/06/2003

    Instinet (Nasdaq:INET), through affiliates, the largest global electronic agency securities broker, along with The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. (Nasdaq), the world's largest stock market, today released a joint letter to the Leadership of the U.S. Congress urging reforms to our Nation's equity markets.

  • Nasdaq And Instinet Release Joint Letter To Congress On Strengthening U.S. Equity Markets

    Date 17/06/2003

    The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc., the world's largest stock market, and Instinet (NASDAQ: INET), through affiliates, the largest global electronic agency securities broker, today released a joint letter to the Leadership of the U.S. Congress with recommended principles for strengthening the U.S. equity markets and delivering greater value to investors. The letter states, "...we strongly believe that there is an historic opportunity to overhaul and reform today's regulatory regime to better harness

  • Launch Of MTS Austrian Market

    Date 17/06/2003

    EuroMTS today announced the launch of MTS Austrian Market, a segment of EuroMTS, listing all Austrian government bonds with a minimum outstanding size of at least €3 billion. The segment will complement trading of Austrian benchmark government bonds on EuroMTS alongside European benchmarks that meet the €5 billion minimum listing criteria of the platform.

  • IntercontinentalExchange Launches ICEMaker- Leading-Edge Trading Tool Links Trader's Excel Formulas To ICE Markets

    Date 17/06/2003

    IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) today announced the launch of ICEMaker(TM), an innovative tool available to all traders on the ICE platform.

  • Federation of European Securities Exchanges: An Ombudsman For Cross-Border Financial Services' Providers In Europe

    Date 17/06/2003

    Europe's financial services industry needs a European ombudsman to oversee cross-border disputes between businesses and national regulators. FESE believes that the ombudsman system would provide a speedy and cost-effective mechanism of dealing with problems caused by the uneven enforcement of EU rules and regulations by national regulators. In the medium-term an ombudsman would help create a level playing field for all financial services firms.