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Date 22/11/1999
Dual ASX / NASDAQ Listing
The Australian incentive marketing program software specialist, Chip Application Technologies Limited, will today complete the restructuring to a new holding company incorporated in Delaware USA and will list shares in its new holding company, Catuity Inc. ("Catuity") on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX).
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Date 22/11/1999
CRESTCo, APACS And LSE Announce Plans To Reduce The Standard Settlement Period For Equities And Corporate Debt
During 1999, the Bank of England, CRESTCo and the London Stock Exchange - together with the Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS) - have been reviewing the standard settlement period for equities and corporate debt and the market's preparedness for adoption of a shorter settlement cycle. Currently, the standard settlement period for such securities is T+5 (i.e. settlement five business days after trade).
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Date 22/11/1999
CBOE Membership Votes In Public Directors And Lessor Director Under New Election Process
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) elected four new public directors to serve on the Exchange's expanded 23 person board of directors. Under the new structure, the number of public directors is doubled from four to eight, and the board now includes one lessor director. The new directors will take office when the board holds its first meeting of 2000 in January.
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Date 22/11/1999
Amsterdam Exchanges Asks Sun Development For Explanation
Amsterdam Exchanges has asked Sun Development (formerly Satcom Holding) for an explanation following an advertisement in Aruba Today offering Sun Development shares for sale. It is unclear whether these shares are shares in Sun Development Holding or Sun Development Company and whether a new issue of shares is involved. Amsterdam Exchanges has also received indications that a much larger number of Satcom Holding depositary receipts are in circulation than have been admitted to official listing.
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Date 19/11/1999
Volume At Kansas City Board Of Trade Surpasses Annual Record
Thursday's activity at the Kansas City Board of Trade pushed 1999 year-to-date trading volume past the previous annual record, putting an exclamation point on the exchange's outstanding growth in the '90s.
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Date 19/11/1999
Tehran Stock Exchange Monthly Statistics August 1999
During the twenty three trading days in August the volume of transactions and turnover were 34.6 million and IRR 120,494.9 million respectively. Meanwhile, the TSE All Share Price index (TEPIX) closed at 1,730.98 at the end of August.
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Date 19/11/1999
SFE Clearing House Appoints New Chairman - Clearing House Granted An Exchange Settlement Account
Mr Ian Payne is the new Chairman of the Sydney Futures Exchange Clearing House (SFECH), a wholly owned SFE subsidiary.
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Date 19/11/1999
Program Trading Averaged 14.8 Percent Of NYSE Volume During Nov. 8-12
The New York Stock Exchange yesterday released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Nov. 8-12. The data indicated that during Nov. 8-12, program trading amounted to 14.8 percent of NYSE average daily volume of 887.4 million shares, or 131.5 million shares a day.
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Date 19/11/1999
PHLX Nominates Mayor Edward G. Rendell, John L. Cantwell, Jr., And Thomas W. Wynn To Serve On Its Board
The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) announced today that it has nominated Edward G. Rendell, Mayor of Philadelphia, to serve on its Board of Governors. His term will begin when his duties as Mayor of Philadelphia conclude in January, 2000. In addition, the PHLX also nominated John ("Jack") L. Cantwell, Jr., Senior Vice President and Manager of George Weiss & Co. LLC., and Thomas W. Wynn, President of Wynncroft, Inc., to serve as on-floor equity governors.
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Date 19/11/1999
Osaka Mercantile Exchange RSS3 Futures And Rubber Index Futures Monthly Report
On October 3, the market opened easier (spot month: 61.8 yen distant month: 71.9 yen, down 0.3 yen and 0.4 yen, respectively) on long-liquidation in the absence of encouraging factors. Later, the market attracted fresh buying by trade houses reflecting the firmer tone in the producing countries caused by the tight supplies. Players expected that the ample supplies would wane as the amounts of the imported crude rubber in September decreased to 9,600 tonnes which is about a half of the monthly av
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