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  • The Stock Exchange Of Hong Kong Conducts More AMS/3 Market Rehearsals

    Date 25/09/2000

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong will conduct two more market rehearsals for Exchange Participants for the Third Generation Automatic Order Matching and Execution System (AMS/3) in order to ensure the highest standard of system performance.

  • The Montreal Exchange Becomes Montreal Exchange Inc.

    Date 25/09/2000

    At a Special General Meeting held today, the members of the Montreal Exchange approved its demutualization. Following the meeting, Luc Bertrand, President and CEO, provided an overview of the Montreal Exchange Inc's business plan which includes the implementation of automated trading, and the marketing and development of new and existing products.

  • The BISYS Group, Inc. to Join Nasdaq Financial-100 Index Beginning October 2, 2000

    Date 25/09/2000

    The BISYS Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: BSYS), of Little Falls, New Jersey, will become a component of the Nasdaq Financial-100 Index®, effective at the beginning of trading Monday, October 2, 2000. BISYS will replace The Pioneer Group, Inc., which is being acquired.

  • OM Gruppen Statement On LSE Defence Document – LSE Going Nowhere?

    Date 25/09/2000

    LSE’s defence document demonstrates again that the LSE has: No strategy; No management; No vision. Yet the Board would have LSE shareholders believe that, in its hands, LSE can be converted into a fully commercial entity.

  • New York Mercantile Exchange Selects Kiodex as enymex(SM) System Provider

    Date 25/09/2000

    The New York Mercantile Exchange and Kiodex Inc., an application service provider of risk-management solutions for the commodity markets, announced today that they have agreed on terms to use the Kiodex Trade Engine as the order-matching system for enymex(sm), the Exchange's e-commerce venture that is intended to become the premier, global exchange for trading and clearing a wide range of standardized physical commodity contracts, with an initial focus in the energy and metals markets.