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  • SEC Issues Financial Disclosure Cautionary Advice

    Date 12/12/2001

    Today SEC issued cautionary advice to remind company management, auditors, audit committees, and their advisors that investors increasingly deserve and demand full transparency of accounting policies and their effects in the annual reports that public companies are required to file with us. Accordingly, the selection and application of a company's accounting policies used when preparing these reports must be appropriately reasoned.

  • NYSE Receives Approval From SEC On NYSE OpenBook

    Date 12/12/2001

    The New York Stock Exchange has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on a filing to launch NYSE OpenBookTM, a new market-data service that will allow subscribers to see information contained on NYSE limit order books.

  • NYSE Member Firms Report Third-Quarter 2001 Earnings

    Date 12/12/2001

    New York Stock Exchange member firms that conduct business with the public reported 2001 third-quarter after-tax profits declined by 83.9% to $405 million and revenues decreased 26.5% to $43.64 billion, compared to $2.52 billion in after-tax profits on revenues of $59.34 billion in third-quarter 2000. In the first nine months of 2001, the firms reported after-tax profit of $4.93 billion on revenues of $152.50 billion, compared with $11.36 billion and $183.71 billion, respectively, in the first n

  • NYBOT: 2001 Christmas & New Year's Holiday Trading Schedule Revised For Financial Products Only

    Date 12/12/2001

    The Christmas and New Year's Holiday trading schedule for the New York Board of Trade's financial markets trading on CSCE, Finex and NYFE have been revised as follows:

  • Nasdaq To Reinstate Requirements For Minimum Bid Price And Market Value Of Public Float - Grace Period For The SmallCap Market To Be Modified

    Date 12/12/2001

    The Nasdaq Stock Market® today announced its intent to reinstate requirements for minimum bid price and market value of public float for companies listed on the Nasdaq National Market® and The Nasdaq SmallCap MarketSM. While Nasdaq ® will maintain the existing grace periods for National Market companies to comply, it proposes to modify the grace period for minimum bid price on the SmallCap market. The proposal was recommended by the Nasdaq Listing and Hearing Review Council (NLHRC), and approved

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