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  • CME Appoints Redding As Acting Head Of Products And Services

    Date 21/01/2004

    Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) today announced that Satish Nandapurkar has resigned as Managing Director, Products and Services, effective immediately. CME announced the appointment of Rick Redding, Managing Director, Equities, as acting head of Products and Services. Redding has been with CME for 16 years, including serving for over the past 10 years as head of the exchange's equity product line.

  • CBOT® Approves Memorandum Of Understanding Expected To Lead To Settlement Of Lawsuit

    Date 21/01/2004

    The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) today announced that its Board of Directors has approved a binding memorandum of understanding that is expected to lead to final settlement of a lawsuit brought by certain Associate Members and GIM, IDEM and COM membership interest holders. The final terms of the settlement are expected to be submitted for court approval.

  • CBOE Board Of Directors Approves Monthly Fee Cap For Firm Orders

    Date 21/01/2004

    The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) Board of Directors today approved a monthly cap on transaction fees charged to orders entered on behalf of a firm's proprietary trading account and orders in which the firm facilitates a customer order.

  • American Stock Exchange Announces 2003 Year-End Results - Amex New Company Listings Surge 77%, Assets Of New Closed-End Funds Rise 40% - Amex Continues Its Dominance In ETFs - Amex To Become Independent Entity

    Date 21/01/2004

    The American Stock Exchange (Amex) released its year-end 2003 business results today, highlighting its strong commitment to product innovation, improving corporate regulations and growing its core businesses. During a challenging year in the marketplace, the Amex has achieved several milestones, and it continues to take steps to improve its operations and strengthen the value of its enterprise.

  • UK's Financial Services Authority Points Out Risks For Year Ahead

    Date 20/01/2004

    The Financial Risk Outlook 2004, published today by the Financial Services Authority, highlights a number of shorter and longer term concerns for financial firms and their consumers associated with trends in the wider economic, business and social environment. Although the Outlook's central scenario is based on expected stronger economic performance in 2004 both in the UK and globally, possible alternative scenarios are sketched out which involve significant risks to firms and consumers.