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  • Robert Glauber And Wick Simmons Named To Replace Frank Zarb As Chairmen Of NASD And Nasdaq

    Date 26/07/2001

    The National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD®) announced today that its Board of Governors has approved an executive management transition plan to be voted on at its Board meeting in September that will name Robert R. Glauber Chairman of the NASD and Wick Simmons Chairman of Nasdaq®. When approved, Frank Zarb will relinquish his positions as Chairman of Nasdaq and Chairman of the NASD. These changes will become effective upon the NASD Board vote on September 20 and the Nasdaq Board

  • Program Trading Averaged 27.4 Percent Of NYSE Volume During July 16-July 20, 2001

    Date 26/07/2001

    The New York Stock Exchange today released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for July 16-July 20, 2001.

  • Powernext: A New Electricity Exchange Opening Up The French Market

    Date 26/07/2001

    Less than two years after the 1996 European directive was transposed to France by the law of 10 February 2000, electricity trading operators will have a new trading tool. The Powernext SA company, officially created today, will manage the power exchange. Powernext will be operational in the Autumn of 2001.

  • New FTSE Index Provides Domestic Benchmark For China

    Date 26/07/2001

    International investors with an interest in the domestic Chinese market can analyse and assess the performance of China A + B shares more easily from today, as FTSE/Xinhua Index Ltd (FXI) launches a new family of domestic China indices. Five new indices go live today, including the FTSE/Xinhua China A 600, which is set to become the definitive headline index for the domestic Chinese market.

  • Investor Protection Enhanced Through Revised NZSE Regulations For Members

    Date 26/07/2001

    The New Zealand Stock Exchange ('NZSE") has introduced additional regulations to further enhance the confidence of investors and the protection of client's interests in dealing with NZSE member firms.