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  • NYMEX Europe Retains Interim Chief Compliance Officer

    Date 16/05/2005

    NYMEX Europe Limited today announced that it has retained the services of John Mackeonis to act as interim chief compliance officer.

  • New FTSE AIM Index Series Launches

    Date 16/05/2005

    FTSE Group, the index company, and the London Stock Exchange today launched a series of new indices for AIM, the Exchange’s international market for smaller, growing companies. The FTSE AIM Index Series comprises three new indices: the FTSE AIM UK 50 Index, the FTSE AIM 100 Index, and the FTSE AIM All-Share Index.

  • Moneyline Telerate International Submission To The UK Competition Commission Inquiry Into A Possible Acquisition Of London Stock Exchange Plc By Deutsche Börse AG Or Euronext N.V.

    Date 16/05/2005

    Click here to download the Moneyline Telerate International submission to the UK Competition Commission Iiquiry into a possible acquisition of London Stock Exchange plc by Deutsche Börse AG or Euronext N.V.

  • Mediaset SPA IWF Change In The S&P European Indices

    Date 16/05/2005

    Standard & Poor’s will make the following changes in the S&P Europe 350, S&P Euro Plus and S&P Euro indices effective after the close of trading Thursday, May 19, 2005: Mediaset SPA (Italy, SEDOL: 5077946, GICS: Consumer Discretionary, GICS Code: 25401020), a member of the S&P Europe 350, S&P Euro Plus and S&P Euro indices, Investable Weight Factor will change from 0.658 to 0.606. This is following the acquisition of ordinary shares by Banca Intesa, which has increased its holdi

  • Ljubljana Stock Exchange Monthly Statistical Report April 2005

    Date 16/05/2005

    Turnover The total turnover (excluding block trading) on all market segments of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange (LJSE) in April 2005 amounted to SIT 9.6 billion. The turnover in April was 42.4% lower than last year’s average. In comparison to April 2004, the total turnover decreased by SIT 11.0 billion (-53.4%). In April 2005, shares of joint-stock companies amounted to 64.2% of LJSE turnover structure. Bonds came second with a 20.6% share of turnover, while investment funds s