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TIFFE Trading Starts 15 Minutes Earlier On 28 February 2002

Date 26/02/2002

TIFFE announced that trading for all contracts starts at 8:45am(JST) on 28 February 2002, responding to the release of a preliminary report on Indices of Industrial Production at 8:50am.
Primex Auction System Trading Increases 60% With The Addition Of The Nasdaq-100

Date 26/02/2002

The Nasdaq Stock Market® announced today that the average daily share volume on the Primex Auction System™ jumped 60 percent to more than 5.8 million shares in the one month period beginning January 22, when the remaining components of the Nasdaq-100 Index® were added to the list of securities eligible to trade on Primex.
MSCI: Update On Argentina And Additional Composite Indices Using Argentine ADR Prices

Date 26/02/2002

MSCI announced yesterday that following an initial consultation with investors worldwide, it had decided for the time being not to make any changes to the MSCI Argentina Index.
Genmab Receives Reprimand From The Copenhagen Stock Exchange

Date 26/02/2002

On 20 February 2002 after 22.00, Genmab submitted a stock exchange announcement on the granting of fast track status from FDA on the company's HuMax-CD4. As usual, the announcement was distributed from the Copenhagen Stock Exchange the following morning.
FTSE Strengthens Index Range In Asian Markets

Date 26/02/2002

FTSE Group, the global index provider, has expanded its range of indices for international investors in the Asian markets by announcing a collaboration with HSI International, the company which calculates the Hang Seng indices. The two index providers will jointly launch a comprehensive series of Asian indices for investors to use as the basis for tradable derivative products, including exchange traded funds (ETFs).

Westlb Panmure Goes Live On Oneworld Securities FinanceTm From OM In London - Successfully Met Aggressive Six Week Implementation Schedule

Date 25/02/2002

WestLB Panmure has gone live on OneWorld Securities FinanceTM from OM, the world's leading provider of transaction technology to the financial services and energy industries. Execution took six weeks, including interface work by WestLB and a three-day implementation period.
Successful Integration Of Tallinn Stock Exchange Into Hex's Trading Systems

Date 25/02/2002

Tallinn Stock Exchange (TSE) today successfully implemented HEX's trading system, creating a common trading environment for Estonian and Finnish securities. The move represents the introduction of HEX Tallinn, the group for HEX's activities in Estonia consisting of Tallinn Stock Exchange and Estonian CSD.
Oslo Børs: Opticom In Ordinary Trade From Monday 25th

Date 25/02/2002

Opticom and Oslo Børs have had comprehensive and useful discussions the latest days to enable Oslo Børs to lift the suspension in trading Opticom shares. Opticom has actively tried to meet the Oslo Børs requirements. Late Sunday evening the parties agreed on an announcement from Opticom to be published Monday and the share will be normally traded from 10:00 Monday morning.
Nasdaq Introduces New Service Designed To Increase Order Flow For Firms. New Nasdaq Workstation Weblink To Offer ACT And ACES Access And Functionality Efficiently And Cost-Effectively

Date 25/02/2002

In an effort to help market making firms of all sizes increase order flow and revenue, The Nasdaq Stock Market today introduced Nasdaq Workstation WebLink. This unique offering, which goes live today, will allow firms, especially small order entry firms, to route orders to market-making firms through the convenience of a Web browser and the Nasdaq ACES order-routing system.
Movement Of Commonwealth Government Securities From The Reserve Bank Of Australia To SFE Austraclear Now Complete

Date 25/02/2002

Last week, members of the Reserve Bank Information and Transfer System (RITS) completed the transfer of their portfolios totalling $A65 billion of Commonwealth Government Securities to the SFE Austraclear System, which is owned and operated by SFE Corporation Limited. The move included the Reserve Bank's own portfolio of CGS.