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  • FTSE: Two-Minute Silence In Memory Of The London Bombing Victims

    Date 13/07/2005

    At 12.00pm (BST) on the 14th July, FTSE Group will be observing the two minute silence in memory of the victims of the London bombings.

  • Euronext: BEL 20 Index Reservelist

    Date 13/07/2005

    Based upon the figures until the end of June 2005, there are no reserve candidates for the BEL20® index, as all of the securities that are not in the index fail to meet the minimum Free Float adjusted Market capitalization threshold. This situation is valid for replacements that would occur from Monday 18 July 2005 up to and including Monday 15 August 2005 after trading hours. Please click here to view the BEL Indices Selection List.

  • CBOT July 13, 2005 Treasury Conversion Factors

    Date 13/07/2005

    The attached conversion factor tables for Chicago Board of Trade US Treasury Bond and Note futures have been revised to include conversion factors for the following government security that was auctioned on July 13 by the US Treasury Department: 1.) 3-7/8s of July 2010 (i.e., a new 5-year note) This 5-year note will be eligible for delivery into CBOT 5-Year US Treasury Note futures starting with the September 2005 expiry.

  • Bursa Malaysia-OSK Roadshow 2005 Gives Retail Investors First- Hand Access To Small Cap Companies

    Date 13/07/2005

    Bursa Malaysia Berhad (Bursa Malaysia) and OSK Holdings Berhad (OSK) have teamed up to organise a ten-city retail investor roadshow showcasing 30 small cap listed companies. The Bursa Malaysia-OSK Small Cap Roadshow 2005 features presentations by senior management members of selected small cap companies in an effort to provide retail investors first-hand information about their businesses.

  • Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad: Unusual Market Activity

    Date 13/07/2005

    Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad (Bursa Securities) wishes to inform the investing public that queries on unusual market activity (UMA) issued by Bursa Securities to listed issuers will be immediately released to the public. Under the current practice, the UMA query is only made known to the public when the listed issuers reply to the UMA query.