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  • SWX Indices: Launch Of SMIM® And SMI Expanded<SUP>TM</SUP> In Mid-November 2004

    Date 24/09/2004

    In mid-November 2004, the SWX Swiss Exchange will launch two new indices to supplement the existing SMI®: the SMIM® (SMI MID), which will focus on the mid-cap segment, and the SMI ExpandedTM, which will be composed of the SMI® and the SMIM®. The two new indices will complement the selection of high-liquidity indices and are therefore suitable as a basis for many financial products, including options, futures and ETFs.

  • SGX To Launch Phase Two Of Research Incentive Scheme

    Date 24/09/2004

    SGX-listed companies and research firms will be invited to participate in this phase of the scheme from today. The list of participating research firms and listed companies will be announced when responses have been received and collated over the next month or so.

  • OMX: Agreements Signed Regarding Merger Of APK And VPC

    Date 24/09/2004

    VPC AB and OMX AB (publ) have today signed the final agreements regarding the merger between the OMX-owned Finnish Central Securities Depository (APK), and VPC, the Swedish equivalent, as communicated earlier in the Letter of Intent described in a press release dated April 22, 2004.

  • NZFOX Options To List In Q1 2005

    Date 24/09/2004

    New Zealand Exchange Limited (NZX) wishes to advise all market participants that the NZFOX options products will list in February 2005.

  • NYBOT Announces Change To Polarization Allowances For Its Sugar No. 11 Futures Contract

    Date 24/09/2004

    The New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) announced today that commencing with the October 2006 delivery month, the exchange is implementing an amendment to its sugar rule revising the polarization allowances or premiums for sugar deliverable under the Sugar No. 11 futures contract. The amendment will add a new, additional allowance of 0.1% of the notice price for each full 1/10th of a degree from 99.0 to 99.3 degrees polarization. Currently, no additional allowance is paid for polarization above