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  • Osaka Mercantile Exchange RSS3 Futures/Rubber Index Futures Weekly Report

    Date 17/08/1999

    RSS3 Futures: Distant month: opening 73.4 yen, a high 73.4 yen (Aug.9), low 68.6 yen (Aug.11), closing 69.1 yen. Rubber Index Futures: Distant month: opening 66.75, a high 66.95 (Aug.9), a low 64.55 (Aug.13), closing 65.40 points.

  • Meeting Of The SEBI Advisory Committee For Mutual Funds Held On August 12, 1999

    Date 17/08/1999

    SEBI has set up a committee under the chairmanship of Shri.B.G.Deshmukh to advise SEBI on matters relating to the development and regulation of mutual funds in the country. The Committee had its first meeting today and deliberated on various issues relating to mutual funds.

  • HKFE Changes Trading Calendar

    Date 17/08/1999

    The Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKFE) said yesterday that its trading calendar has been changed. As a result of the Government's appointment of 31 December 1999 as an additional general holiday, the Last Trading Day and Final Settlement Day for the December 1999 Hang Seng Index, Hang Seng 100, Hang Seng Properties Sub-index and Hang Seng China-Affiliated Corporations (Red-Chip) Index futures and options contracts; and the December 1999 stock futures contracts will be on 29 December 1999 and 30 D

  • CBOT Project A System Back On at 12:55 p.m.

    Date 17/08/1999

    Project A resumed trading at 12:55 p.m. today after a brief maintenance shutdown at 12:30 p.m. The shutdown was related to system software and not the overall network.

  • CBOT Implements Proactive Emergency Maintenance on Project A: Temporary Shutdown at 12:30 p.m.

    Date 17/08/1999

    To perform proactive emergency maintenance, the Chicago Board of Trade temporarily shut down its electronic trading system, Project A, at 12:30 p.m. today. The temporary shutdown is related to system software and not the overall network.

  • SFE Gains Approval To Place Trading Terminals In USA

    Date 16/08/1999

    The Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE) and its subsidiary, the New Zealand Futures and Options Exchange (NZFOE), have become the first exchanges in the Asia Pacific region to be permitted to place electronic trading terminals in the United States (US), following clearance from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

  • Resignation from the Management of the SWX Swiss Exchange

    Date 16/08/1999

    Michael Stäheli, head of the Customer Relations & Marketing Division, is leaving SWX for personal reasons. Since the launch ofelectronic trading in1996, Mr Stäheli has had a powerful influence in shaping the development of SWX. The SWX are greatly indebted to him for his hard work and commitment. The name of his successor will be announced in due course.

  • Donovan Letter Updates Members on Project A

    Date 16/08/1999

    Dear Members: Following the intermittent MCI WorldCom network outage that shut down Project A throughout much of last week, Project A trading resumed as scheduled last night at 6:00 p.m. with our full emergency backup plan and the MCI WorldCom network. Project A trading terminals worldwide are now functioning normally.

  • ASX & SFE Merger

    Date 16/08/1999

    ASX announced on August 13 that it would not, at this stage, be seeking formal authorisation of its proposal to merge the Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE) with ASX, following the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission's decision to refuse informal clearance for the merger.

  • The Challenge of Financial Globalisation Address by Richard G. Humphry, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Australian Stock Exchange, to CEDA Capital Markets Seminar

    Date 13/08/1999

    Today is, I think, the deadline that astrologers set for world financial markets to collapse, or world war three to start, or the world itself to come to an end, depending on your choice of astrologer. At the time I left the office we seemed to have survived, but of course it's still early in the day on the other side of the Pacific, where these astrologers reside. It's encouraging, though, that so many of us thought it worthwhile to spend the worst (or possibly last) day of the 20th century dis