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  • UK’s Financial Services Authority Resolves Investigation Of David Keen

    Date 30/12/2004

    On 24 December 2004 the Financial Services Authority (FSA) issued a public statement announcing that it has reached agreement with a number of firms and individuals to resolve its investigation into the activities of certain fund managers and brokers within the split capital investment trust sector between September 2000 and February 2002.

  • UK’s Financial Services Authority Resolves Investigation Of Alan Kerr

    Date 30/12/2004

    On 24 December the Financial Services Authority (FSA) issued a public statement announcing that it has reached agreement with a number of firms and individuals to resolve its investigation into the activities of certain fund managers and brokers within the split capital investment trust sector between September 2000 and February 2002.

  • TSX Group Donates To Red Cross Tsunami Relief Fund

    Date 30/12/2004

    TSX Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Richard Nesbitt today joined other leading Canadian corporations and called on others in corporate Canada to help survivors of the Boxing Day South Asia Earthquake and subsequent Tsunamis. TSX itself has donated $20,000 to the Canadian Red Cross – Tsunami Relief Fund to help the victims in that devastated region.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: TOPIX Futures Trading Volume For 2004 Sets Record High!

    Date 30/12/2004

    We are pleased to inform you that trading volume on TOPIX Futures contract (all contracts) set a yearly record-high, 10,305,017 contracts, 10.1% increase compared to the previous year.<

  • Thailand’s Market For Alternative Investment To Focus On Building A New Generation Of Entrepreneurs Operating With Transparency And Good Governance, To Be Role Models

    Date 30/12/2004

    The President of the Market for Alternative Investment (mai), Mr. Vichate Tantiwanich, disclosed that the mai grew significantly during the past year. There were 14 newly listed small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which collectively raised approximately THB 1,457 mln. worth of funds through the mai. In 2005, the mai plans to increase the number of listed firms by 30 to 40. The desire to list is strong, with as many as 71 potential companies showing their interest.