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  • First 30 Companies Selected For Borsa Italiana New Elite Project

    Date 12/04/2012

    Borsa Italiana today announces the launch of Elite, its new SME support project. Elite will offer concrete support to fast-growing Italian SMEs via a portfolio of tools and services designed to boost the visibility and attractiveness of the selected companies to potential investors.

  • Inclusion Of A Company(s) In BSE IPO Index

    Date 12/04/2012

    As per the guidelines, a company that get listed on the Exchange after  completion of IPO shall be considered eligible for inclusion in the index  subject to minimum free-float market capitalization of Rs.100 crores on its  first day of listing.

  • R.J. O’Brien Appoints Janella Kaczanko Senior Vice President, Human Resources

    Date 12/04/2012

    R.J. O’Brien & Associates (RJO), the nation’s oldest and largest independent futures brokerage and clearing firm, announced today that Janella E. Kaczanko, 41, has joined the firm as Senior Vice President, Human Resources. Kaczanko has spent the past 20 years building and re-engineering human resources departments and functions.

  • FTSE Licences FTSE 100 Index To National Stock Exchange Of India Limited For Launch Of FTSE 100 Futures And Options

    Date 12/04/2012

    FTSE Group (“FTSE”), the award winning global index provider and the National Stock Exchange of India, today announce a new partnership resulting in the licensing of futures and options based on the world renowned FTSE 100 Index. The licensing will see the exchange launching the new product on the 3rd May, following recent regulatory approval granted by the Indian regulator.

  • CFTC Charges Brad Lee Demuzio Of Idaho And His Company, Demuzio Capital Management, With Operating A Fraudulent $1.8 Million Commodity Pool And Forex Ponzi Scheme

    Date 12/04/2012

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced the filing of a complaint in federal court in Idaho charging defendant Brad Lee Demuzio of Chubbuck, Idaho and his company, Demuzio Capital Management, with operating a Ponzi scheme that solicited nearly $1.8 million.  The money was primarily deposited into a pooled investment vehicle, in connection with off-exchange foreign currency (forex) transactions.  The defendants’ fraudulent scheme is alleged to have caused approximately $900,000 in losses to investors, of which approximately $700,000 was misappropriated by the defendants.  Neither Demuzio nor Demuzio Capital Management has ever been registered with the CFTC.