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NASD Reminds Securities Firms Fee-Based Accounts Must Be Appropriate

Date 04/11/2003

NASD today reminded securities firms they should have reasonable grounds for believing that a fee-based account is appropriate for a particular customer, in light of various factors such as the customer's financial status, investment objectives and fee structure preferences.
London Metal Exchange Monthly Volumes - October 2003

Date 04/11/2003

The London Metal Exchange traded a total of 7,495,672 lots in October 2003. This figure was made up of 7,006,186 lots of futures, 471,831lots of options and 17,655 lots of TAPOs.
ISE Reports Record Monthly Volume For October 2003

Date 04/11/2003

The International Securities Exchange (ISE), the world's largest equity options exchange, reported an increase in October trading volume compared to the same year-ago period.
IPE Enters Into MOU With Tokyo Commodity Exchange

Date 04/11/2003

The International Petroleum Exchange (IPE), Europe's leading energy futures and options exchange, and The Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM), Asia's leading commodity futures market today announced that they have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
HKEx Announces Marketing Initiatives For H-shares Index Futures

Date 04/11/2003

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) has developed two marketing initiatives for its H-shares Index Futures contract that will be introduced for trading on Monday, 8 December 2003.

GL TRADE Acquires Securities Trading Businesses From UK Group Misys

Date 04/11/2003

This deal consolidates GL TRADE's leading position in electronic trading solutions in Japan, Asia and UK. It enhances GL TRADE's front and middle office ranges, and extends its offering to back office systems.
Four New Currency Options Contracts To Be Launched At NYBOT

Date 04/11/2003

The New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) announced today that it will launch four new currency options contracts on its FINEX® Division this Friday, November 7, 2003. The new option contracts are based on the Hungarian Forint (US Dollar-Forint and Euro-Forint) and the Czech Koruna (US Dollar-Koruna and Euro-Koruna), and compliment the futures contracts based on the same four currency pairs launched on the exchange September 8, 2003.
Copenhagen Stock Exchange: The Turnover On The Equity Market Better Than 2002

Date 04/11/2003

In October, the turnover on the equity market totalled DKK 43.5 billion, which is lower than in September, when the turnover was more than 8 per cent higher. If the total turnover in 2003 is compared with the same period last year, the turnover has surpassed the level in 2002 for the first time this year. Over the first 10 months of the year the value of share trading thus reached more than DKK 342 billion, which is nearly 1 per cent higher than the corresponding period a year earli
Copenhagen Stock Exchange: Private Investors Will In Future Be Able To Trade Government Bonds Directly On The Exchange

Date 04/11/2003

As of 1 December, private investors will be able to trade Danish government bonds in the Exchange's trading system, just as they can conclude transactions in shares. In an international context this is a unique possibility.
Copenhagen Stock Exchange To Change The Time Of Publication Of Wholesale Trades In Danish Government Bonds

Date 04/11/2003

Today, Danmarks Nationalbank transferred wholesale trading in Danish government bonds to the electronic MTS trading system. MTS is used by the professional market participants when they trade European government bonds.