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  • Baltic Stock Exchanges Monthly Statistics November 2000

    Date 13/12/2000

    The Riga Stock Exchange, Tallinn Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of Lithuania, assisted by international investment bank Lazard, organized Baltic capital market road show in London on November 9, 2000, in order to introduce Baltic capital markets and the largest Baltic companies to London based financial investors. Telecommunication companies from all three Baltic states, gas companies from Latvia and Lithuania and an Estonian bank were be represented at the road show.

  • Australian Derivatives Exchange Launch Set For 12 January

    Date 13/12/2000

    The Australian Derivatives Exchange (ADX) today announced Friday 12 January as its launch date, with 17 of the 24 signed ADX participants already connected and capable of trading on day one.

  • The Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong - Nine Exchange Participants To Join Rollout Of Additional Broker Supplied Systems

    Date 12/12/2000

    Nine Exchange Participants will join the 15 December (Friday) introduction of additional Broker Supplied Systems (BSS) of AMS/3, the Third Generation Automatic Order Matching and Execution System.

  • Standard & Poor's – Index Adjustment

    Date 12/12/2000

    Standard & Poor's Canadian Index Operations announces that effective after the close of business on Thursday, December 14, 2000 the relative weights of the companies in the TSE and S&P/TSE Canadian Indices will be adjusted. The relative weight change reflects the quarterly update to the float shares of various companies. Changes to the indices are in accordance with TSE 300 Composite Index Maintenance Policies.

  • OM Stockholm Exchange changes rules for Attract 40 prior to half-year review

    Date 12/12/2000

    On July 3 this year the OM Stockholm Exchange introduced the new Attract 40 sector into the exchange's O-list. During the course of the autumn the trading pattern of the O-list changed, which under the original rules would mean that only 12 companies have qualified for inclusion in the sector. For this reason the rules for the Attract 40 sector are being changed.