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  • New Tick Size For Trading On Oslo Børs

    Date 23/06/2003

    Following dialogue with investors, issuers and members, Oslo Børs has decided to make some changes to what is known as the tick size, i.e. the smallest change permitted in the trading price of a share. The background to the change is the general perception that the current increase in the tick size when the price of a share exceeds NOK 50 is too great, and the tick size for share prices in this range is reduced from NOK 0.50 to NOK 0.25.

  • ISE To List Ten Options Classes

    Date 23/06/2003

    The International Securities Exchange (ISE) said that 10 equity options classes will be listed for trading on Tuesday. Options on WebMD Corp. (HLTH), which were allocated to Knight Financial Products, will trade in bin 1 on a January expiration cycle with position and exercise limits of 75,000 contracts. Options on TIBCO Software Inc. (TIBX), which were allocated to Adirondack Electronic Markets, will trade in bin 3 on a February expiration cycle with position and exercise limi

  • GL TRADE Annual Report Available On Line

    Date 23/06/2003

    GL's 2002 annual report is now available on their website at http://www.gltrade.com/invrelations/inv_relations_ang3.htm

  • Futures & Options On RTS Stock Exchange: Market Data (June 9th - June 21st, 2003)

    Date 23/06/2003

    For the period of June 9th- June 21st, 2003, daily average trading volume on FORTS (Futures & Options on RTS) reached 143 thousand contracts, or 988 million rubles in underlying value, compared with 142 thousand contracts and 88 million rubles for the previous period of June 2nd- June 6th, 2003. The number of transactions increased from 11 306 to 28 431. Total open interest as of June 21st, 2003, stood at 131 thousand contracts or 881 million rubles in underlying value, compared with 476 thousa

  • FTSE All-World Index Series Methodology Changes

    Date 23/06/2003

    On 22 September 2003, we will enhance the existing FTSE All-World Index Series methodology, resulting in the FTSE All-World Index Series having complete coverage of the large and mid cap opportunity set. Small cap stocks will be included in the new FTSE Global Small Cap Indices.