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  • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited: Kwong Ki-chi Addresses International Conference in London

    Date 01/02/2001

    "Exchanges and clearing houses are no longer the only market where buyers and sellers trade or clear transactions," said Kwong Ki-chi, chief executive of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx). Mr Kwong was speaking in London at the first-ever meeting of the world's securities industry infrastructure leaders today.

  • Hardwick Simmons Begins As Chief Executive Officer Of Nasdaq

    Date 01/02/2001

    The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc., announced that Hardwick "Wick" Simmons officially began his job as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the organization today. He succeeds former CEO Frank G. Zarb, who remains as chairman of both Nasdaq and the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD®).

  • Euronext Paris: Expert Commission Revises Indices Change In Methodology

    Date 01/02/2001

    In view of the rise in the number of listed companies controlled by another represented in the CAC 40 index, but which cannot be considered a financial holding company, the Expert Commission in charge of indices has adopted the following new rule.

  • CME Marks Busiest Month In Exchange History - GLOBEX®2 Volume Sets New Monthly Record

    Date 01/02/2001

    Monthly trading volume on Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) was the highest in the exchange's 103-year history in January as 31.7 million contracts with an underlying value of $24.2 trillion changed hands. The previous monthly volume record was set in September 1998 when 27.8 million contracts were traded. January's volume represents a 76 percent increase over year-ago levels.

  • Another Worldwide Record In Trading Volume At Eurex: More Than 50 Million Contracts Traded In A Single Month For The First Time

    Date 01/02/2001

    Eurex, the international derivatives market, set another worldwide record in trading volume in January: With a total of 53.5 million contracts traded, the world market leader topped its previous record volume of 44.9 million contracts traded in May 2000. The Eurex total in January was 33 percent higher than the number traded during the same month of last year. It is by far the highest monthly turnover ever achieved on a derivatives exchange.