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  • Appointment Of Members To The Surveillance Committees Of OMX’s Exchanges

    Date 08/03/2006

    As of the current year, the ultimate responsibility for surveillance matters at the Stockholm Stock Exchange and Helsinki Stock Exchange rests with two independent committees. This is in line with the confidence-generating efforts being conducted at the OMX’s exchanges and entails even greater separation of surveillance matters from the exchanges’ business operations. Vesa Vainio, a leading profile in Finnish enterprise, is appointed chairman of the two committees.

  • American Stock Exchange To Trade Options On Nyse Group, Inc.

    Date 08/03/2006

    The American Stock Exchange (Amex) will launch trading in options on Thursday March 9, 2006 on the following New York Stock Exchange listed stock of: NYSE Group, Inc. (Symbol: NYX)

  • Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Ready For Dual Market In Canada

    Date 07/03/2006

    The Board of Directors of Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Inc. ("WCE") has approved in principle three new futures and options contracts to be listed when changes occur to the marketing system for wheat and barley in Canada.

  • UK's Office Of Fair Trading: Anticipated Acquisition By Euronext N.V Of The London Stock Exchange plc

    Date 07/03/2006

    The OFT's decision on reference under section 33 (1) given on 29 March 2005. Full text of decision published 7 April 2005.

  • UK’s Financial Services Authority To Simplify Training And Competence Rules

    Date 07/03/2006

    The Financial Services Authority confirmed today that its detailed rules on training and competence (T & C) will not apply from next year to those individuals in financial firms who deal only with wholesale or non-private customers. The change forms part of the FSA's move towards a more principles-based approach to regulation. The FSA's high-level Principles and Commitments in the Training and Competence sourcebook still require firms to ensure that their employees are competent, and remain comp