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CDP Launches E-Mail Access To Share Statements
Date 10/07/2000
The Central Depository (Pte) Ltd (CDP), an SGX subsidiary, today announced the launch of an e-mail service to enable direct securities account holders faster access to information on their shareholdings.
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CBOT Board Approves July 20 As Launch Date For CBOT Dow JonesSM Transportation, Utility, And Composite Average Futures
Date 10/07/2000
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) today announced that the Board of Directors approved July 20th as the launch date for futures contracts on the Dow Jones Transportation AverageSM, the Dow Jones Utility AverageSM, and the Dow Jones Composite AverageSM. Contracts on the Dow Jones Transportation AverageSM and the Dow Jones Utility AverageSM have received regulatory approval. Contracts on the Dow Jones Composite AverageSM are pending regulatory approval.
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Amsterdam Exchanges' Monthly Statistics June 2000 - Sharp Rise In Turnover At Stock Market
Date 10/07/2000
June saw high levels of turnover on Amsterdam Exchanges' markets. As in May, Euro.NM Amsterdam reported the largest increase, with the number of transactions jumping more than 50% compared with June 1999. The rise in turnover in shares and bonds was less substantial, but as a whole the number of transactions conducted on Amsterdam Exchanges' stock market grew 38% to almost 1.8 million.
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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Chairman Yair Orgler Elected Next President Of The International Options Markets Association
Date 09/07/2000
The International Options Markets Association (IOMA) announced that Professor Yair Orgler, chairman of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange was selected as president-elect of the International Options Markets Association. Mr. Orgler will take office in 2003; following the term of Mr. Otto Naegeli of Eurex. Until then, he will serve as president-elect and as a member of the association's executive committee. Mr. Orgler, who is 60 years old, has been chairman of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since 1996.
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Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong - Solutions Found To Stock Exchange Trading System Slow-Down
Date 09/07/2000
Solutions have been found to the slow-downs that affected trading on the Stock Exchange on Friday 7 July.
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The KFX Index Reaches All-Time High
Date 07/07/2000
Today, the KFX Index closed at 301.90, which is a new all-time high. The KFX Index went up 5.0 per cent during the week and is up 43.2 per cent compared to the index value at the corresponding day last year.
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Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Automatic Order Matching and Execution System Experiences Slowdown
Date 07/07/2000
The Automatic Order Matching and Execution System, AMS/2, of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong experienced a slowdown between 10:12am and 10:24am. The Exchange is looking into the cause of the slowdown.
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Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Automatic Order Matching and Execution System
Date 07/07/2000
The Automatic Order Matching and Execution System (AMS/2) of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong experienced a slowdown between 3:52pm and 3:54pm, and between 10:12am and 10:24am. The Exchange is investigating the cause of the slowdowns.
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LME Close To Appointment Of Technology Provider And On Course For Change Of Company Structure
Date 07/07/2000
The LME today announced that it is close to finalising a decision on its screen trading technology provider with the aim of having a system available in the second half of 2000. That partner will be a world class organisation readily capable of meeting the demanding timescale the Exchange has set to provide the market with a screen trading capability that members and users want it to develop. The Exchange also confirmed it is progressing well with its plans to complete its change of compan
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KLSE 'The Investor 2000' In Sarawak
Date 07/07/2000
Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange's (KLSE) 'The Investor 2000' project will begin from 8 July 2000 at the Balai Maklumat BSKL Kuching, Sarawak.
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