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  • Standard & Poor's Announces Changes In S&P Canadian Indices

    Date 15/01/2003

    Standard & Poor's Canadian Index Operations announces the following index change effective after the close of business on Thursday, January 16, 2003: The relative weight of CGI Group Inc. Class A SV (TSX:GIB.A) will increase by approximately 0.03% in the S&P/TSX Composite and S&P/TSX Capped Composite, 0.15% in the S&P/TSX Canadian MidCap, 0.02% in the TSX 100 Index and by 0.48% in the S&P/TSX Canadian Information Technology Sector Index. The relative weight change reflects an adjustm

  • Nymex To Raise Margins For Spot Month Platinum Futures

    Date 15/01/2003

    The New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., today announced that it will raise margin rates for the spot month of platinum futures contracts to $6,600 from $1,600 for clearing members, to $7,260 from $1,760 for members, and to $8,910 from $2,160 for customers, as of the close of business today.

  • NYBOT Appoints Bernard Savaiko To Economist Position

    Date 15/01/2003

    The New York Board of Trade (NYBOT®) announced today that it has appointed Bernard Savaiko to be its Economist. Mr. Savaiko, who is coming to the Exchange from UBS PaineWebber Inc., will focus on research and analysis of current and potential NYBOT markets.

  • National Stock Exchange Of Lithuania Monthly Bulletin - December 2002

    Date 15/01/2003

    December was marked by an active trading in securities on the Stock Exchange and importance of the corporate events. Companies informed market participants about preliminary results of their activity in 2002 and introduced plans for 2003. On 5 December the Privatization Commission approved shipping companies' privatization programs. The shares of Klaipëdos Transporto Laivynas AB were priced at LTL 0.46 per unit and the shares of Lietuvos Jûrø Laivininkystë AB were priced at LTL 0.15 per unit. St

  • HKEx: Minimum Commission Rates Will Cease To Have Effect From 1 April As Scheduled

    Date 15/01/2003

    The Board of Directors of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) today (Wednesday) confirmed its earlier decision that minimum commission rates will cease to have effect from 1 April. With effect from that date, therefore, commissions will be freely negotiated between brokers and their clients.