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  • Income Tax Return Quotes From Nordic Growth Market

    Date 02/01/2006

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  • ICEX Q4 2005

    Date 02/01/2006

    It is definitely no exaggeration to say that 2005 has been a singularly auspicious and exciting year. The ICEX-15 index rose more than ever before – and considerably outstripped other markets. Turnover also set a new record of over ISK 2,527 billion, as compared with the previous year’s turnover of just over ISK 2,200 billion. The increase is the result of very high-volume equity trading, while bond turnover dropped, on the other hand. Market efficiency has also increased, as is evidenced by inc

  • Four Deutsche Bank Islamic Indexes Commence Trading On Dubai International Financial Exchange

    Date 02/01/2006

    The Dubai International Financial Exchange (DIFX) announced that four new Sharia’h compliant financial indexes from Deutsche Bank were admitted to its Official List of traded securities on December 27, 2005 and have commenced trading. This takes the number of financial instruments listed on the exchange to 10, within three months of its launch.

  • EFG-Hermes Joins Ranks Of Dubai International Financial Centre

    Date 02/01/2006

    Leading regional investment bank EFG-Hermes has been granted a license to conduct Asset Management and Investment Banking activities from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).

  • Deutsche Boerse Group: € 313 Billion In Turnover On German Stock Exchanges In December - Turnover On German Stock Exchanges Rises To €3.8 Trillion In 2005 - More transactions on Xetra

    Date 02/01/2006

    Based on the total turnover statistics, a total volume of €312.8 billion was traded on all German stock exchanges in the last month of 2005 – a rise of 16 percent year-on-year (December 2004: €269.8 billion). This total included €264.9 billion in equities, warrants and exchange traded funds, as well as €47.9 billion in fixed-income securities. Thus, €3.8 trillion were traded on all German stock exchanges during 2005 (2004: €3.3 trillion) – around €3.2 trillion of which in equities, warrants and