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  • SGX Enhances Derivatives Clearing Fund Structure

    Date 08/03/2010

    Singapore Exchange (“SGX”) today announced changes to the structure of the SGX-Derivatives Clearing (DC) Clearing Fund and the SGX-DC Clearing Rules, which will take effect from 10 May 2010.  This follows an extensive public consultation exercise in 2009.  SGX has incorporated feedback from the market participants and received broad support from its derivatives clearing members in enhancing the Clearing Fund Structure.

  • Launch Of The Target2Securities National Users Group NUG_PL

    Date 08/03/2010

    The National Users Group NUG_PL – Polish task force assessing the feasibility and procedure of connecting the Polish market to Target2Securities, held its first meeting at the National Depository for Securities (KDPW). The session organised by KDPW in partnership with the National Bank of Poland (NBP) was attended by representatives of banks and brokerage houses, market organisations, the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), the Ministry of Finance, and the Polish Financial Supervision Authorit

  • Bionersis Listed On NYSE Alternext

    Date 08/03/2010

    NYSE Euronext today announced the transfer of Bionersis from the Free Market to NYSE Alternext.

  • TSE Begins Calculation Of The Tokyo Stock Exchange Dividend Focus 100 Index - A New Index Focused On Dividend Yield

    Date 08/03/2010

    The Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) began calculating and publishing the Tokyo Stock Exchange Dividend Focus 100 Index ("TSE Dividend Focus 100 Index"), a new index focused on dividend yield, on a real-time basis through the market information system (MAINS) on March 8, 2010.

  • Turquoise Attracts 3 New Investors - London Stock Exchange Group Sells Nine Per Cent Stake Taking Its Holding To 51 Per Cent

    Date 08/03/2010

    London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has today sold nine per cent of its stake in the holding company for the merged Turquoise and Baikal businesses, to three global banking clients.  Barclays Bank plc, J.P. Morgan Cazenove and Nomura have each bought three per cent stakes for £1 million in cash each.