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  • Deutsche Börse: Six New Exchange-Traded Funds In XTF - XTF Largest Segment For ETFs In Europe - High Share Of The Volume Traded In Cross-Listed ETFs In Europe

    Date 25/09/2002

    Deutsche Börse is continuing to expand its XTF segment for exchange-traded funds. As of Thursday, six new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) will be tradable in XTF. This will make XTF the largest segment for ETFs in Europe, with one of the most diverse product offerings in this sector. With the new index funds, the number of ETFs in the XTF segment will increase to 63.

  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange: New Rules Governing Publication Of Shareholdings

    Date 25/09/2002

    The Danish Parliament and the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority have adopted a number of rules designed to establish greater openness as regards the so-called insiders' private trading in their respective companies, if these companies are listed on a stock exchange or admitted to trading in an authorised marketplace.

  • CBOT Fed Funds Futures Set New Volume, Open Interest Records

    Date 25/09/2002

    The Chicago Board of Trade announced today that CBOT® members set a new daily volume record in the 30-Day Federal Funds futures contract yesterday, trading 70,874 contracts. The record was set on the day of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, at which the target federal funds interest rate is determined for the cash market. Open interest in the contract also set a new record, reaching 252,590 contracts.

  • Canada's Market Regulation Services Inc. (RS) Introduces New Penalty Guidelines For Equity Trading Rule Violations

    Date 25/09/2002

    Market Regulation Services Inc. (RS) today announced tough new national penalty guidelines that will be levied against brokerage firms and their traders for breaches of trading rules on Canadian equity markets. The new Sanction Principles and Guidelines apply to all participants in the markets regulated by RS, including the TSX and the TSX Venture Exchange.

  • BrokerTec Futures Exchange Reduces Customer Margin Requirements By Adopting Inter-Market Spread Credits

    Date 25/09/2002

    BrokerTec Futures Exchange (BTEX), the nation's only fully-electronic financial futures exchange, has introduced "inter-market spread credits" for members and users of U.S. Treasury futures products. With the introduction of inter-market spread credits, both members and non-members will enjoy a reduction in their BTEX margin requirements for offsetting, or spread positions in U.S. Treasury futures contracts traded on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). This modification of BTEX margin require