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  • Appointment To HKEx's Risk Management Committee

    Date 19/01/2006

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) welcomes the Financial Secretary's appointment of He Guangbei as a member of its Risk Management Committee (RMC). The appointment, which was made under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, will take effect tomorrow (Friday) and will run until 19 January 2008.

  • Wiener Börse And The Belgrade Stock Exchange Agree On Cooperation

    Date 18/01/2006

    The stock exchanges of Vienna and Belgrade will join forces and work closer together in different areas starting immediately. The General Manager of the Belgrade Stock Exchange (BELEX), Gordana Dostanic, and Michael Buhl, Member of the Management Board of Wiener Börse AG, signed a Memorandum of Understanding today in Vienna. In the future, the two exchanges plan to cooperate mainly in the area of derivatives trading; specifically, Wiener Börse will help the Belgrade Stock Exchange to set up a de

  • Trading In Gazprom Shares To Start On The MICEX Stock Exchange As Of 23 January 2006

    Date 18/01/2006

    Trading in Gazprom shares will be launched on the MICEX Stock Exchange on 23 January 2006 as decided by the Directorate of the MICEX Stock Exchange on the basis of the application to put common registered non-documentary shares in Gazprom (state registration number: 1-02-00028-A of 30.12.1998) on the list of traded securities, submitted by participant in trading The MICEX Stock Exchange.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: TOPIX Futures Trading Volume Of Single Contract Month (Auction) Sets Record High

    Date 18/01/2006

    We are pleased to inform you that trading volume on TOPIX futures (single contract in auction market) sets a daily record-high, 104,111 contracts, today (January 18th , 2006 ).

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: To All Investors And Concerned Parties (Regarding Handling Of Equities And Other Securities From Tomorrow)

    Date 18/01/2006

    Because there was a possibility that the number of orders and executions received would exceed the amount able to be processed by the system, Tokyo Stock Exchange today temporarily suspended trading of all equity, convertible bond, and exchange bond issues during the afternoon session. We apologize for the inconvenience caused to all investors and concerned parties.