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  • The Securities Industry Committee On Analyst Standards Recommends Mandatory Disclosure

    Date 12/04/2001

    The Securities Industry Committee on Analyst Standards (SICAS) today issued its draft report, Setting Analyst Standards: Recommendations for the supervision and practice of Canadian Securities Industry Analysts. The draft report contains recommendations aimed at improving the independence of research and ensuring the professional practice of securities industry analysts.

  • Program Trading Averaged 31.2 Percent Of NYSE Volume During April 2-6, 2001

    Date 12/04/2001

    he 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 April 2-6.

  • Orchestream Holdings plc Lists On Nasdaq

    Date 12/04/2001

    The Nasdaq Stock Market® today announced that Orchestream Holdings plc, a leader in IP service activation software, commenced trading under the symbol Nasdaq: OCHS. The UK-based company completed a merger with Nasdaq-listed Crosskeys (TSE/Nasdaq:CKY/CKEY), a leader in software for performance management and reporting.

  • Central European Stock Exchanges Meeting in Ljubljana

    Date 12/04/2001

    On 10 - 11 April 2001, Ljubljana Stock Exchange hosted a meeting of the five Central European Stock Exchanges from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia; the shares of companies from these countries are included in the Central European Index - CESI. Regular revision of the Index was one of the main issues on the agenda of the meeting, next to discussions about the activities of the association and possibilities for potential new membership. The representatives also considere

  • Warsaw Stock Exchange: Re-allocation of listed companies

    Date 11/04/2001

    On November 17, 2000, a new trading system – WARSET – was launched on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Under this system all listed companies were initially divided into three separate quotation groups. The allocation was based on liquidity assessment: the most liquid shares were allocated to the continuous trading system, while the less liquid ones were to be traded either in the single-price system with auctions or one auction a day.