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  • Clearing 21® Gets Off To A Smooth Start In Paris

    Date 19/09/2000

    Clearing 21®, developed by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), is the recognized international standard for clearing systems. It is now operational on French derivatives markets Matif and Monep.

  • ASX Strategic Alliance With Bridge DFS

    Date 19/09/2000

    Australian Stock Exchange Limited (ASX) announced today that it has agreed to take a 15% stake in Bridge DFS Limited, Australia's leading provider of trading and order management services to professional financial market participants. ASX will purchase the interest in Bridge DFS following its intended IPO and listing in November this year and will be invited to nominate a person to join the board of the newly listed company.

  • Amsterdam Exchanges Confirms Management Share N.V.'s Listing Status Re: Press Release 2000-066, 12 July 2000

    Date 19/09/2000

    Reference is made to our press release 2000-066, dated 12 July 2000, by which we have informed the market on the issue regarding the financial position of Management Share N.V.. As announced by Management Share N.V., a second Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders was held on 8 September 2000. In this meeting, the amendments of the articles of association, involving the restructuring of the shareholders' equity, were approved by the shareholders. Following the meeting and confirmation from Manage

  • TSE Increases The Number Of Stocks Underlying Equity Options To 170

    Date 18/09/2000

    TSE will add 4 new stocks underlying equity options as of 29 September 2000, to make a total of 170 underlying stocks.

  • Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) On The SWX Swiss Exchange

    Date 18/09/2000

    The SWX Swiss Exchange is expanding its main trading segment with the introduction of exchange-traded funds. ETFs, as they are called, offer a cost-efficient alternative to index funds / index certificates and combine the advantages of such instruments with those associated with shares. These index-based securities can be traded easily, quickly and at any time during the trading day. They are adjusted continuously to reflect the individual weightings of the underlying index and feature an unlimi