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  • SGX: Dissolution Of The Compensation Fund For The Derivatives Market

    Date 04/10/2007

    Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) today announced that the SGX-Derivatives Trading (SGX-DT) Compensation Fund, which has net assets amounting to approximately S$33 million, will be discontinued when it expires on 24 November 2007. This follows the completion of the public consultation on the proposed amendments to the Futures Trading Rules that was issued in July this year.

  • Oslo Børs - Monthly Statistics Derivatives 2007

    Date 04/10/2007

    January (xls)

    ICMA: TRAX2 Receives Full Approval From UK’s Financial Services Authority As An Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM)

    Date 04/10/2007

    ICMA Limited, the market services division of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) is pleased to announce that on October 03, 2007 its TRAX2 system received full approval from the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) as an Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM) in accordance with the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID). TRAX2 is one of the first MiFID compliant reporting systems in Europe.

  • Trading Volume Of Futures Contracts On RTS Index Has Made Up 24,5 Billion Rubles

    Date 04/10/2007

    On October 3, 2007 on FORTS (Futures and Options on RTS) there was registered a record trading volume of futures on RTS Index. By the trading results of the day, the trading volume made up 231 007 contracts or 24,5 billion rubles.

  • Statement By The Autorité Des Marchés Financiers

    Date 04/10/2007

    Following the market reactions prompted by a report in the Le Figaro newspaper about the investigation that the AMF is conducting into possible insider trading by senior executives of EADS, the French securities regulator wishes to state that: it submitted an interim memorandum to the prosecuting authorities in Paris in early September, in accordance with law; it obviously has no comment on the Le Figaro report; it insists that it has not completed its investigations and is