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  • Standard & Poor's – Index Change TSE 300 Composite, TSE 300 Capped, S&P/TSE Canadian MidCap, S&P/TSE Canadian Information Technology Sector And TSE 100 Indices

    Date 17/01/2001

    Standard & Poor’s Canadian Index Operations announces that effective after the close of business on Thursday, January 18, 2001, the following changes will take place in the TSE 300 Composite, TSE 300 Capped, S&P/TSE Canadian MidCap, S&P/TSE Canadian Information Technology Sector and TSE 100 Indices.

  • Standard & Poor’s – Index Change TSE 300 Annual Revision Process

    Date 17/01/2001

    Standard & Poor’s Canadian Index Operations announces the following change to the TSE 300 annual revision process. Candidates for addition to or deletion from the index will be assessed on the basis of the February month end float adjusted market value calculated using the February trade weighted average price. In the past, the market value of index candidates was calculated on the basis of their trailing 12-month trade-weighted average price.

  • SEC Adopts Rule Prohibiting Misleading Mutual Fund Names

    Date 17/01/2001

    The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that it has adopted a new rule to prohibit the use of mutual fund names that may mislead investors about a fund's investments and risks. The rule requires that a mutual fund with a name suggesting that it focuses on a particular type of investment invest at least 80% of its assets in accordance with its name. The text of the rule will be available on the Commission's website at http://www.sec.gov/rules/finrindx.htm.

  • Meeting Of The Stock Exchange Board On 17 January 2001

    Date 17/01/2001

    At a meeting held today, 17 January 2001, the Stock Exchange Board resolved to remove Christiania Bank og Kreditkasse and Agresso from listing. The Stock Exchange Board also decided not to admit Konftel Invest and Stove Shipping to listing following the demergers of Industriinvestor and Western Bulk Shipping respectively.

  • CBOT: Neubauer Letter To Members On Restructuring Objectives

    Date 17/01/2001

    Dear Member: The Board of Directors of the Chicago Board of Trade, Inc. yesterday approved certain restructuring initiatives designed to accomplish the following objectives: Demutualize the CBOT® by converting the CBOT® from a nonstock, not-for-profit corporation into a stock, for-profit corporation and distributing shares of common stock of For-Profit CBOT® to the current CBOT® members; Modernize the CBOT®’s corporate governance structure by substantially eliminating the me