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  • Deutsche Börse Targets Further Growth Again In 2003 - EBIT Projected At 440 To 460 Million Euros - Higher Dividend Expected Again In 2003

    Date 27/03/2003

    Deutsche Börse AG wants to grow further in 2003 as well, Chief Financial Officer Mathias Hlubek told journalists in Frankfurt on Thursday at the presentation of the company's annual financial statements for the year 2002. Hlubek said the company expects earnings before interest and taxes in 2003 at 440 to 460 million euros. The dividend for 2003 could be increased again by more than 20 percent if expectations for the company's growth are met, Hlubek said.

  • CBOT President And CEO Dan's Remarks To The National Grain And Feed Association

    Date 27/03/2003

              GOOD MORNING.  ON BEHALF OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE, IT IS AN HONOR FOR ME TO BE HERE TODAY, AND I WANT TO THANK KENDALL KEITH FOR EXTENDING THE INVITATION.  I WANT YOU ALL TO KNOW THAT OUR EXCHANGE APPRECIATES THE BUSINESS THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL GRAIN AND FEED ASSOCIATION BRING TO OUR MARKETS, AND FOR THAT I THANK YOU.

  • CBOE BuyWrite Monthly Index (BXM) Is Licensed To Rampart Investment Management

    Date 27/03/2003

    The Chicago Board Options Exchange, Incorporated (CBOE) today announced it has entered into a license agreement giving Boston-based Rampart Investment Management, Inc. the right to use the CBOE BuyWrite Monthly Index (BXM) as the strategic basis for a new options investment vehicle.

  • Vladislav Streltsov Elected Chairman Of Association Of Futures Markets (AFM)

    Date 26/03/2003

    Vladislav Streltsov, Acting President of the RTS Stock Exchange, was unanimously elected Chairman of the Association of Futures Markets (AFM) at the General Assembly of the organization held during an AFM annual international conference in Moscow.

  • UK's Financial Services Authority Publishes Update On Regulation Of Hedge Funds

    Date 26/03/2003

    The FSA will not be relaxing the rules governing the marketing of hedge funds to retail investors it announced today in its Feedback Statement on Hedge Funds as it believes the current regime provides the right balance of consumer protection and access. The feedback showed that there was neither a great desire to provide and sell hedge funds to retail customers nor significant demand from these investors for access to such products. Respo