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  • Egyptian Exchange (EGX) Signs A Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) With Shenzhen Stock Exchange

    Date 23/06/2009

    In its continuous efforts to enhance international relations on the regional as well as the global fronts, EGX signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Shenzhen Stock Exchange, China, on the 7th of June 2009 regarding mutual cooperation on capital markets' developments.

  • Australian Securities Exchange: Results Of 2008 Australian Share Ownership Study

    Date 23/06/2009

    Approximately 6.7 million people or 41% of the adult Australian population own shares, either directly (via shares or other listed investments) or indirectly (via unlisted managed funds), according to the latest Australian Share Ownership Study (Study) released today by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).

  • Tokyo Commodity Exchange: Final Report Of Suspended Trading Session On May 12

    Date 23/06/2009

    Tokyo Commodity Exchange Inc. (TOCOM or “the Exchange”) reported today that it has determined what ultimately caused the connectivity failure between the Member systems and the Exchange system which led to the suspended trading session on May 12, along with the preventive measures and disciplinary actions to those who are responsible for trading system operation.

  • Tokyo Grain Exchange Daily Price Limits From June 23, 2009

    Date 23/06/2009

    The daily price limits will change from June 23, 2009. Soybeans will be expanded to 2,700yen. Non-GMO Soybeans will be reverted to 1,800yen. Robusta Coffee will be expanded to 1,500yen.

  • SIFMA Disappointed With Supreme Court Denial Of Business Activity Tax Case

    Date 22/06/2009

    The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) today issued the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court decided not hear Capital One Bank v. Commissioner of Revenue, a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court case dealing with a state’s right to tax a company’s activities while maintaining no physical presence in the state.