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  • US Treasury Secretary Paulson Statement On Emergency Economic Stabilization Act

    Date 03/10/2008

    By acting this week, Congress has proven that our Nation's leaders are capable of coming together at a time of crisis, even at a critical stage of the political calendar, to do what is necessary to stabilize our financial system and protect the economic security of all Americans.

  • Statement By US Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke On Action Taken By Congress

    Date 03/10/2008

    I applaud the action taken by the Congress. It demonstrates the government's commitment to do what it takes to support and strengthen our economy. The legislation is a critical step toward stabilizing our financial markets and ensuring an uninterrupted flow of credit to households and businesses.

  • MGEX Announces 2008 Board Of Directors Election Results

    Date 03/10/2008

    MGEX (Minneapolis Grain Exchange or Exchange) today announced results of its annual Board of Directors (Board) election, held October 2, 2008. Elected candidates include Scott A. Cordes, Country Hedging, Inc.; Scott O. Hedin, St. Croix Commodities, Inc.; Christopher T. Matzdorf, UBS Securities, LLC; and Scott D. Nagel, ADM-Benson Quinn, a division of Archer Daniels Midland. The newly elected Board members will serve two year terms, effective immediately.

  • Alior Bank S.A. Approved As Warsaw Stock Exchange Member

    Date 03/10/2008

    On 3 November 2008, the WSE Management Board admitted the company Alior Bank S.A. with its seat in Warsaw to operation on the WSE as an Exchange Member. There are now 50 Members operating on the WSE, including 31 members located in Poland.

  • Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finansinspektionen): The Situation In The Smaller Banks And Investment Firms

    Date 03/10/2008

    All banks, credit market companies and investment firms are reporting a capital adequacy that fulfils the minimum level of regulatory own funds. In general, the capital adequacy ratio for the smaller market participants is significantly higher than for the big banks.