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  • NZX IPO Closes After Heavy Retail Interest

    Date 07/07/2003

    New Zealand Exchange Limited (NZX) wishes to announce that its IPO closed on Friday 4 July after much interest from New Zealand investors. The public issue was oversubscribed and all staff, Directors, NZX Firm, and Institutional allocations were fully taken up.

  • NZAX Market In Final Stages Of Development

    Date 07/07/2003

    NZX wishes to announce that it has reached a significant milestone in the development of its new NZAX market. Having applied for and submitted the necessary exemptions and draft NZAX Listing Rules to the Securities Commission for review, Phase One of development of the new NZAX market is now complete. The submission of the draft Listing Rules is the precursor to the approval process, as outlined in the Securities Markets Act 1988, which concludes with the Minister of Commerce ultimately approv

  • MTS To Expand Its Money Market Operations - Ian Forrest Joins As Head Of MTS Money Markets

    Date 07/07/2003

    MTS is pleased to announce that in response to the strong growth of its repo market, it intends to expand its money markets operations to include other short term products, thereby bringing the transparency, liquidity and efficiencies offered by MTS to additional markets and clients. In conjunction with the expansion, Ian Forrest has joined MTS as Head of Money Markets. Forrest brings to MTS a wealth of experience in money market related transactions as well as expertise in implementing appropr

  • ICEX News & Views

    Date 07/07/2003

    ETFs and guidelines on off-exchange trade reporting is the subject of this issue.

  • HKEx: New Educational Article Discusses Traditional And Exotic Derivative Warrants

    Date 07/07/2003

    Traditional and exotic derivative warrants are the focus of a new educational article by Dr. Billy Mak, Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance and Decision Sciences at the School of Business of Hong Kong Baptist University, and Mr. Kevin Cheng, Vice President, Education and Training in Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited's (HKEx) Exchange Business Unit