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  • ASX: Towers Perrin Study Of 10-Year Investments 1991-2001

    Date 24/09/2002

    The results of the latest Towers Perrin investment research highlight the importance of considering the after-tax returns and all the associated costs when making an informed and successful investment decision.

  • SWX: Tamedia AG To Remain In The SPI

    Date 23/09/2002

    Contrary to the message of 2 September 2002, the securities of Tamedia AG (ISIN CH0011178255) will not be excluded from the SPI. This was decided by the SWX Swiss Exchange. The independent auditors confirm in a report that the relevant free float value for calculating the index is greater than the SWX had expected on the basis of the available information. According to the report, the majority shareholders who are party to a shareholder agreement own more than 76.09% of the shares of Tamedia AG.

  • Singapore Exchange And Tokyo Commodity Exchange Sign Licensing Agreement With Platts

    Date 23/09/2002

    Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) and the Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) today announced that they have signed a licensing agreement with Platts, the world's largest energy information provider and a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., to use Platts' Middle East benchmarks for the SGX and TOCOM Middle East Crude Oil (MECO) Futures Contracts.

  • Russian Trading System: Weekly Market Information

    Date 23/09/2002

    During the week of July 29th - August 2nd, 2002, the RTS Index rose 327.96, up 1.60% on July 26th 322.80. The RTS Technical Index gained 1.18% to close at 360.19.

  • Russian Trading System Bonds: Weekly Market Information

    Date 23/09/2002

    For the week of July 29th - August 2nd, trading volume in the RTS Bonds, the system facilitating trading of corporate, government, municipal debt, and Eurobonds, increased 4.2 times to 2 332 thousand dollars, up from 551 thousand dollars the previous week. The number of trades doubled, from 10 to 20.