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Meeting Of the Oslo Stock Exchange Board On 25 April 2001
Date 26/04/2001
At a meeting held yesterday, 25 April 2001, the Stock Exchange Board resolved to admit shares in Scribona AB to listing on the Main List and to admit shares in Pan Pelagic ASA to listing on the SMB List. The Stock Exchange Board also resolved to remove shares in Nortrans Offshore Limited, RC-Gruppen ASA and Industriinvestor ASA/Telecast Group AS from listing. The Stock Exchange Board imposed violation charges on three companies for breaches of the duty of disclosure.
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Ljubljana Stock Exchange: Slovenian Know-How Implemented In Macedonia
Date 26/04/2001
On 25 April 2001, at the 5th anniversary of the establishment of the Macedonian Stock Exchange, Macedonian Prime Minister, Mr Ljubco Georgievski, started the trading on the electronic trading system - BEST that had been developed by the know-how and the transfer of technologies of the BTS trading system of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange. Dr Drasko Veselinovic, President & CEO of the LjSE, as well as Mr Mitja Strukelj, Slovenian Ambassador to Macedonia, and Mr Bojan Skoda, State Undersecretary from
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Competing Exchanges: London Stock Exchange’s Don Cruickshank Sets Out Vision For Single Clearing And Settlement Structure
Date 26/04/2001
Don Cruickshank, Chairman of the London Stock Exchange, today set out a vision for a single European clearing and settlement infrastructure which would remove current barriers to a low cost capital market in Europe.
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CBOE: MNX Sets Single-Day Volume Record
Date 26/04/2001
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) today announced that a single-day volume record for trading options on the popular index product MNXSM, was established on Wednesday, April 25, when a total of 72,650 contracts (31,001 calls and 41,649 puts) traded. The MNX was launched eight months ago, in August 2000, as an exclusive CBOE product.
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Two Years Of SMAX - Deutsche Börse Gives Positive Assessment - SMAX Also A Successful IPO Segment - As Of 2002, International Accounting Standards In Small-cap Segment
Date 25/04/2001
Two years after being launched on April 26, 1999, Deutsche Börse's SMAX quality segment has established its position as a successful platform for trading in the equities of small and medium-sized companies. There are 127 companies listed in the small-cap segment in the meantime, and 28 of them combined their IPO (initial public offering) with participation in SMAX, which means that SMAX has also developed into a successful segment for IPOs. "With SMAX we have provided a platform for small caps
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Market Touch To Be Powered BY LIFFE CONNECT™
Date 25/04/2001
Today the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) announces that Old Mutual Financial Services is to use LIFFE CONNECT™ as the trading system for its Market Touch venture.
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KCBT Value Line® Margins Altered
Date 25/04/2001
The Kansas City Board of Trade has altered its minimum margins for trading Value Line® stock index futures. The changes, which will be effective on April 25, are as follows (old margins in brackets): Speculative: initial $3750 ($3500), maintenance $3000 ($2800) Hedge: initial $3000 ($2800), maintenance $3000 ($2800) Omnibus account: initial $3000 ($2800), maintenance $3000 ($2800) Member-For Own Account: initial $3000 ($2800), maintenance $3000 ($2800)
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KCBT Changes End-Of-Month Closing Time For Value Line’ Futures Contract
Date 25/04/2001
The Kansas City Board of Trade has amended the closing time for the Value Line’ stock index futures contract on the last business day of each calendar month.
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HKEx Announces Market Makers For iShares
Date 25/04/2001
Exchange Traded Funds will start trading on a new market structure developed by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited on 2 May. The following Stock Exchange Participants will serve as market makers for iShares MSCI Taiwan Index Fund and iShares MSCI South Korea Index Fund from 2 May: Celestial Securities Ltd. Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Hong Kong Securities Ltd. Salomon Smith Barney Hong Kong Ltd.
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CME's Electronically Traded Currency Futures Post Busiest Month After 16 Days Of 'Side-by-Side' Trading
Date 25/04/2001
Electronic trading volume in currency futures at Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) rose to record monthly levels yesterday posting 180,905 contracts after just 16 days of "side-by-side" electronic and open outcry trading of its currency and cross-rate futures contracts. This milestone comes on the heels of the exchange’s best month ever for currency futures traded electronically on CME’s GLOBEX®2 system, when 174,067 contracts were traded. Since the launch of the currency "side-by-side" pro
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