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  • Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. Will Host The 44th General Assembly Of World Federation Of Exchanges

    Date 29/10/2003

    The 44th General Assembly of the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) will be held in Tokyo from October 11 to 13, 2004, hosted by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. The WFE is an international organization that comprises of major 54 exchanges in the world including Tokyo, New York and London. The latest General Assembly in Tokyo was held 15 years ago in 1989.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange Management & Financial Information

    Date 29/10/2003

    Interim Business Plan Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. ("TSE") has prepared this Interim Business Plan for the next 3 years beginning April 2003.

  • SEC Announces Fraud Charges Against Former Portfolio Manager Of the Lipper Convertible Hedge Funds

    Date 29/10/2003

    The Securities and Exchange Commission announced fraud charges against Edward J. Strafaci, the former portfolio manager of the Lipper convertible hedge funds, for overstating the value of the funds. Simultaneously, the Office of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York announced Strafaci's indictment on criminal charges arising from the same conduct.

  • NZX Corporate Governance Rules And Other Listing Rule Changes

    Date 29/10/2003

    New Zealand Exchange Limited (NZX) wishes to advise that the new NZX Corporate Governance Listing Rules will come into effect from today, Wednesday 29 October 2003.

  • NYBOT Opens New, State-Of-The-Art Coffee & Cocoa Grading Facility In Lower Manhattan

    Date 29/10/2003

    The New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®), the world's leading "soft" commodities exchange, opened today a new coffee and cocoa grading facility at its lower-Broadway location, a short distance from its new home in the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) building. The $1.1 million, 1,800 square foot operation, which is now the largest green coffee grading facility in the U.S., marks the final stage of NYBOT's return downtown to the Financial District, and allows the exchange to resume its position