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  • International Securities Exchange Reports Monthly Volume For January 2010

    Date 01/02/2010

    The International Securities Exchange (ISE) today reported average daily volume of 3.7 million contracts in January 2010.  Average daily trading volume for all options contracts increased 2.4% to 3.7 million contracts in January 2010 compared to the same period in 2009. Total options volume for the month decreased 2.7% to 71.2 million contracts from 73.2 million contracts in the same year-ago period. 

  • AboveNet Joins Interxion’s Financial Hub

    Date 01/02/2010

    Interxion, a leading European operator of carrier-neutral data centres, today announced an agreement with AboveNet, the high-bandwidth connectivity provider, to host a Point of Presence for its enhanced metro Ethernet, IP transit and international VPN services at Interxion’s London City data centre.

  • CESR Updates The List Of Measures Recently Taken By Members Regarding Short-Selling

    Date 01/02/2010

    CESR published on 22 September 2008 a statement that facilitates an overview of actions taken by CESR Members in relation to short-selling. The statement paper includes either the statements or links to the statements published by CESR Members explaining the measures taken. This paper is not a comparison of the measures taken.

  • January Statistics Report From The NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchanges

    Date 01/02/2010

    January saw a record in number of trades for the share trading at the Stockholm Stock Exchange. On January 28, the number of trades amounted to 262,064 (previous record: 235,480 trades on January 22, 2008).

  • UK's Financial Services Authority And Police Launch 'Operation WARN' To Prevent Thousands Of People From Becoming Victims Of Share Fraud

    Date 01/02/2010

    The Financial Services Authority (FSA) and City of London Police have this week written to 6,500 homes across the UK to warn people that their details are on a ‘master’ list being used by share fraudsters to target people and sell them worthless shares.