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SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt To Step Down Before Mid-February 2001
Date 20/12/2000
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Arthur Levitt today announced that after seven and one-half years he would step down as Chairman before mid-February 2001. Levitt, the SEC's longest-serving chairman, made the announcement to the Commission staff in the SEC's William O. Douglas Room. Chairman Levitt did not indicate his future plans.
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Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) Sets One-Day Volume Record For Equity And Index Options
Date 20/12/2000
The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX) reported that 673,017 equity and index options contracts traded on December 15 marking a one-day record high volume. This was a 7 percent increase over the previous record-high daily volume set on October 19, 200 when 629,072 contracts were traded.
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Nymex Receives Approval On Further Amendments To Natural Gas Price Limit Rules
Date 20/12/2000
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today informed the New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., that it has approved additional amendments to the natural gas price limit rules so that there will be no price limits on trading in any of the listed months during open outcry trading for the last three days in the spot month.
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New Opening In FTSE 100
Date 20/12/2000
A vacancy will arise in the UK's benchmark FTSE 100 index as a result of the proposed merger between Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham. Approval of the merger will automatically create a space for a reserve list stock to move into the FTSE 100 index.
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New Fixed Income Indices Launched Today - iBoxx Indices Break New Ground In Fixed Income Index Market
Date 20/12/2000
Seven leading investment banks and Deutsche Börse are pleased to announce today's successful launch of the iBoxx Euro Sovereign Indices. The iBoxx Euro Sovereign Indices include euro-denominated international government bonds and the iBoxx Euro Zone Sovereign Indices are comprised solely of bonds issued by member states of the European Monetary Union (EMU).
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Nasdaq.com Adds Information On Exchange Traded Funds To Web Site - Only Major Financial Site To Provide Detailed Information Online On All Etfs Available In Market - Site Enables Users To Track ETF Performance, Volume Traded, Intraday And Historical Price
Date 20/12/2000
With investors constantly seeking timely and comprehensive data on quality, new investment products, www.nasdaq.com has made available on its Web site a section dedicated to Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). ETFs, such as the Nasdaq-100 Index® Tracking Stock (Amex:QQQ), have been gaining a great deal of attention from investors and market followers alike due to their structure. Like index mutual funds, ETFs offer investment diversification. Unlike mutual funds, however, ETFs can be bought and sold e
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NASD® And Nasdaq Chairman Zarb Praises Bush's Choice Of Paul O'Neill As Treasury Secretary
Date 20/12/2000
National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD®) and Nasdaq Chairman, Frank G. Zarb, today soundly praised President-elect George W. Bush's choice of Paul H. O'Neill as Secretary of the Treasury. "I'm delighted that Paul will have this opportunity to serve the American people," Zarb said. "He has been a good friend and colleague for the last 30 years. I don't think President-elect Bush could've made a better choice. He'll be an excellent Treasury Secretary. Bush's choices thus far have certa
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Merger Discussion - ASX & NZSE - Update
Date 20/12/2000
While exploratory discussions concerning a merger between Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) and the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZSE) have progressed, additional work is necessary before determining the merits of any merger. Draft material setting out the envisaged framework for the possible post-merger operations has been prepared to facilitate further discussions.
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London Stock Exchange: New International Trading Service For Private Client Brokers
Date 20/12/2000
The London Stock Exchange today announces the introduction of a new trading service designed to give private client brokers easier and greater access to international equities.
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London Stock Exchange, CRESTCo And London Clearing House (LCH) Start Customer Testing Of The New Central Counterparty
Date 20/12/2000
The London Stock Exchange, CRESTCo and London Clearing House (LCH) have started customer testing on the new central counterparty service for the Exchange's electronic order book. Following the success of the new trading system code going live on 20 November 2000, this means that the new system itself is on schedule to go live on 26 February 2001.
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