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  • American Stock Exchange And NASD Agree On Plan To Make Amex An Independent Entity

    Date 04/11/2003

    NASD and the American Stock Exchange (Amex) announced today that an agreement has been reached in which NASD will transfer control of the Amex to the Amex Membership Corporation. The agreement is the first of a series of strategic steps for the Amex and enables it to align its cost structure to compete more aggressively in the marketplace.

  • SGX Derivatives Continue Strong Growth In October

    Date 03/11/2003

    Singapore Exchange (SGX) today announced that strong growth in trading volume was registered by most of its major derivatives contracts in October 2003.

  • SFE 30 Day Interbank Cash Rate Futures Volumes Continue To Grow

    Date 03/11/2003

    The recently launched (August 12, 2003) 30 Day Interbank Cash Rate futures contract, listed on the Sydney Futures Exchange, continues to gain trading momentum and wide market support from a diverse range of trading community participants seeking to manage short term interest rate risk exposures.

  • SFC And HKEx Publish Submissions On The Consultation Paper On The Regulation Of Sponsors And Independent Financial Advisers

    Date 03/11/2003

    Submissions on the Consultation Paper on the Regulation of Sponsors and Independent Financial Advisers jointly published by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) have been posted on the HKEx website*. The consultation conclusions are expected to be considered by the Listing Committee before the end of the year and by the Commission thereafter.

  • SEC And NASD Announce Actions As A Result Of Findings Of "Breakpoint" Overcharges On Mutual Fund Transactions

    Date 03/11/2003

    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and NASD today announced a series of actions in connection with overcharges to customers on their mutual fund purchases. NASD is directing almost 450 securities firms to notify customers who purchased Class A mutual fund shares since Jan. 1, 1999, that they may be due refunds as a result of the firms' failure to provide breakpoint discounts. NASD is also directing almost 175 of those firms with poor records of providing breakpoint discounts to complet

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