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  • HKEx To Introduce Mini-Hang Seng Index Options On 18 November

    Date 25/09/2002

    The Hong Kong Futures Exchange, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), will introduce Mini-Hang Seng Index (Mini-HSI) Options for trading on Monday, 18 November.

  • Futures & Options On Russian Trading System Daily Trading Volume Hits All Time High

    Date 25/09/2002

    On September 24, 2002, a new record was set on FORTS (Futures & Options on RTS), the derivatives section of the RTS Stock Exchange. Total daily trading volume reached the all-time high of 141 587 contracts, compared to the previous, August 7th, record of 138 142 contracts. Total underlying value topped 396 million rubles; the number of trades reached 2 995.

  • FTSE Group Chooses Madrid For New Southern Europe Office

    Date 25/09/2002

    FTSE Group today officially opens its newest office, based in Madrid, dedicated to markets and investors in Spain, Italy and Portugal. The office, headed by Pito Nadal, is the fourth European office for the fast-growing index provider. Pito Nadal's role includes close liaison with local market users to ensure that FTSE products and services are in line with the needs of Southern European markets as well as the international investment community.

  • Deutsche Börse: Six New Exchange-Traded Funds In XTF - XTF Largest Segment For ETFs In Europe - High Share Of The Volume Traded In Cross-Listed ETFs In Europe

    Date 25/09/2002

    Deutsche Börse is continuing to expand its XTF segment for exchange-traded funds. As of Thursday, six new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) will be tradable in XTF. This will make XTF the largest segment for ETFs in Europe, with one of the most diverse product offerings in this sector. With the new index funds, the number of ETFs in the XTF segment will increase to 63.

  • Copenhagen Stock Exchange: New Rules Governing Publication Of Shareholdings

    Date 25/09/2002

    The Danish Parliament and the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority have adopted a number of rules designed to establish greater openness as regards the so-called insiders' private trading in their respective companies, if these companies are listed on a stock exchange or admitted to trading in an authorised marketplace.