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  • Finance Ministry And The Stock Exchange Of Thailand To Lead Listed Companies On Roadshow Abroad

    Date 17/01/2003

    The SET, in conjunction with the Finance Ministry and Merrill Lynch Phatra Securities Company plans to expand the investors' base in 2003 by introducing the Thai capital markets to foreign investors. Together they will bring management teams from thirteen listed companies and state enterprises on a roadshow to the United Kingdom and the United States from January 21 onwards, to offer an update on the Thai economy and investment climate, along with the latest information on changes in Thailand's

  • CME Offers New Incentive Program In Eurodollars; Refines Existing Tiered Pricing Program

    Date 17/01/2003

    Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) announced today a new incentive program for the deferred months of its flagship Eurodollar contract, along with modifications to its existing Eurodollar tiered pricing program. CME offers a variety of incentive programs to customers and other market users who can build or sustain liquidity in key futures and options on futures contracts.

  • Chicago Stock Exchange December 2002 Volume

    Date 17/01/2003

    December 2002 Volume Results December 2002 Listed Share Volume 1,556,

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange Board Report -December 2002

    Date 16/01/2003

    Revisions to Establish Quarterly Disclosure from Listed Companies Recently, many dynamic changes could be seen in the corporate landscape as laws were revised to permit more corporate reorganization, global economic competition intensified, and businesses continued to restructure. As these changes grew in frequency and speed, a growing need for quicker information at regular intervals was felt by investors to allow them to make better investment decisions based on more timely corpor

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange And Shenzhen Stock Exchange Sign A Memorandum Of Understanding

    Date 16/01/2003

    Tokyo Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding. Both Exchanges believe the cooperation between them will foster the benefit of the financial services industry in China and Japan, and will assist in the maintenance of orderly markets in securities in each country.