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  • Peter H. Bresnan Named Acting District Administrator Of SEC's Boston District Office

    Date 05/11/2003

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today named Peter H. Bresnan as the Acting District Administrator of its Boston District Office. Mr. Bresnan currently serves as the Deputy Chief Litigation Counsel in the Division of Enforcement at SEC Headquarters in Washington, where he shares responsibility for managing the Commission's nationwide litigation program. He will continue in that position and will split his time between Washington and Boston until a permanent District Administrator is appoin

  • NYSE Webcasts Briefing On NYSE's Governance & Board Composition Proposals

    Date 05/11/2003

    NYSE Interim Chairman and CEO John S. Reed briefs the media on the NYSE's governance and board composition proposals.

  • NYSE Seat Sale

    Date 05/11/2003

    A regular seat was sold on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday Nov. 5, 2003 for $1,300,000; down from the previous regular seat sale of $1,350,000 on Oct. 21, 2003.

  • NYSE Outlines Proposals To Strengthen Governance And Names Candidates For New Board Of Directors

    Date 05/11/2003

    New York Stock Exchange Interim Chairman and CEO John S. Reed today proposed far-reaching changes in how the NYSE is governed, establishing for the Exchange the highest standards of independence, oversight and transparency. Mr. Reed also named candidates for a reconstituted board of directors that will be independent from management, members and listed companies.

  • NYBOT Update Re: Change To Maximum Bean Count For Class C

    Date 05/11/2003

    On June 13, 2002, the New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) announced amendments to Cocoa Rule 9.18 that will reduce the maximum bean count permitted for delivery of Class C cocoa from 1,600 beans per kilogram to 1,400 beans per kilogram. This change becomes effective for the July 2004 delivery and all subsequent contracts. Questions have been raised recently regarding the proper interpretation of the rule change.