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  • SIX Swiss Exchange And Liquidnet Launch New Block Equities Trading Service - SIX Swiss Exchange First To Deliver Global Institutional Liquidity To Its Members Through Unique Trading Model - Liquidnet Brings Previously Untapped Block Liquidity From Five European Markets To Its Global Institutional Trading Network

    Date 08/07/2011

    Paving the way for a new and more efficient way to source and trade block liquidity in Europe, SIX Swiss Exchange and Liquidnet announced today the launch of a new unique platform for non-displayed equity block trading with the roll-out of approximately 3,000 equities in five European equities markets: Switzerland, UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands, with more equities markets planned to be added over timeThe platform allows SIX Swiss Exchange members and Liquidnet‟s buy side members to execute large block trades safely and efficiently via this new liquidity source.

  • NZX Update #2

    Date 08/07/2011

    NZX confirms its earlier advice that internal analysis and valuation work in connection with its regular half-yearly audit process has already been initiated.

  • NZX Update

    Date 08/07/2011

    Statements made by the lawyer representing Grant Thomas to a New Zealand media outlet, following a lawsuit being filed by NZX against Thomas and his business partner Dominic Pym on 5 July, are regrettably exaggerated and inaccurate.

  • Bursa Malaysia Berhad Announces Appointment Of Independent Non-Executive Director

    Date 08/07/2011

    Bursa Malaysia Berhad announced the appointment of Tan Sri Dr. Abdul Samad bin Haji Alias as an Independent Non-Executive Director, effective 7 July 2011. Tan Sri Dr. Abdul Samad bin Haji Alias will also be appointed as Chairman of the Audit Committee and a member of the Compensation Committee upon his appointment to the Board of Bursa Malaysia. 

  • Shanghai Futures Exchange Expected To Launch Silver Futures

    Date 08/07/2011

    The statement was made by Yang Maijun, President & CEO of the SHFE, on the sidelines of the Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai, an annual gathering of China’s top financial officials and economists. Yang also stressed the importance of introducing crude oil futures in China, noting that about 55 percent of China’s crude oil has to be imported and that this percentage is likely to increase in the future. "Developing crude oil futures has a bearing on national energy security and economic security, and the SHFE hopes to step up its efforts to launch crude oil futures," he said.