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  • 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.

  • Nymex To Increase Natural Gas Margins

    Date 12/12/2000

    The New York Mercantile Exchange will raise the margins on its Henry Hub natural gas contract at the close of business tomorrow to $14,000 from $12,000 for clearing members; to $ 15,400 from $13,200 for members; and to $18,900 from $16,200 for customers.

  • Nasdaq Appoints David P. Warren Chief Administrative Officer

    Date 12/12/2000

    The Nasdaq Stock Market® has announced that David P. Warren has been appointed Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), effective January 2, 2001. As CAO, Warren, 46, will report to Richard G. Ketchum, Nasdaq’s president, and will be directly responsible for human resources, purchasing, facilities, and real estate administration. This is a new position created as a result of the pending separation of Nasdaq from its parent, the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.

  • FUTOP: Change In Calculation And Announcement Of Expiration Price On 15 December

    Date 12/12/2000

    For FUTOP instruments traded in ELECTRA the last trading day will be the day prior to the expiration day. FUTOP instruments traded in CLICK are tradable throughout the entire expiration day until 17:00. In the FUTOP system the instruments expire between 11:00 and 12:00 on the expiration day, while the new platform allows the instruments to expire between 9:00 and 17:00.

  • Danish Interest-Rate Derivatives Cleared In The Swedish Secur System

    Date 12/12/2000

    The OM Fixed Income Exchange has signed an agreement on clearing of Danish interest-rate derivatives. The agreement implies that futures on a government bond and a basket of mortgage bonds will be listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange.