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  • UK's Financial Services Authority Announces Plans For Modernising The Listing Regime

    Date 08/10/2003

    The FSA today published its proposals for modernising and simplifying the Listing Rules in the UK.

  • SWX Swiss Exchange: Online Admission Of Bonds

    Date 08/10/2003

    The SWX Swiss Exchange is now introducing Internet Based Listing (IBL) for bonds, thereby extending the functionality of IBL, which has already been in use for derivatives since December 2002 and met with great success within a short period of time. All listing applications for derivatives are now submitted and processed online. The main benefits of the new service are: less work for banks and issuers in connection with listing applications, less time involved and a better quality of data. In ad

  • Strong Growth Continues Into Third Quarter For Irish Stock Exchange

    Date 08/10/2003

    Trading in equities on the Irish Stock Exchange year to date up 11% to €58.5 billion over the same period of 2002. Average daily turnover in equities up 11% to €308 million €459 million raised year to date in share issues 10% increase in investment fund listings Listing of securitisations by the BBC, Priory Finance Company, Air France and Valentia Telecom.

  • Stock Exchange Of Thailand Supports Merger Between ABN Amro Asia Securities Public Co., Ltd. And Asset Plus Securities Public Co., Ltd

    Date 08/10/2003

    The President of the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), Mr. Kittiratt Na-Ranong, commented that the merger announcement between ABN Amro Asia Securities Public Co., Ltd. (AST) and Asset Plus Securities Public Co., Ltd. (ASSET) is a good thing. Currently, there are 39 securities brokerage companies in the market, which seems to be too many, as some people observe, when compared to the current market size. The merger is as business consolidation, which will positively affect the industry overall.

  • Standard & Poor's Announces Pilot Program For Determining Closing Prices For The S&P 500

    Date 08/10/2003

    In an effort to address market concern about the basis for determining opening and closing values for major equity indices, including the S&P 500, Standard & Poor's, a leading provider of independent investment research, indices, and ratings, announced that it will conduct a pilot program in which the S&P 500 will be calculated using closing prices as determined on the American Stock Exchange (Amex) for 12 NASDAQ-listed stocks. This pilot will begin Monday, December 1, 2003 and continue through