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  • First IPO Of A German Company On The Frankfurt Stock Exchange In 2009 : flatex AG

    Date 30/06/2009

    The first Initial Public Offering (IPO) of a German company this year took place on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. flatex AG had its first emission on 30 June in the Entry Standard. The start for new issues in 2009 in the Entry Standard was made by Hepa Hope Inc on 30 April.

  • The CASAM ETF Range Adds A New Dimension With The Launch Of Bond And Leveraged ETFs On Euronext Paris

    Date 30/06/2009

    Following the launch of 36 ETFs since June 2008, the CASAM ETF range has added a new dimension with the issue of 17 new ETFs on Euronext Paris including:

  • London Stock Exchange: Two New Funds For Specialist Fund Market

    Date 30/06/2009

    The London Stock Exchange today welcomed two new funds to its Specialist Fund Market. NB Private Equity Partners, which has an existing public market quotation in Europe, has sought admission to the SFM in order to benefit from the enhanced liquidity and improved profile associated with the London markets, while Altus Resource Capital, a new fund launched by Altus to capitalise on investment opportunities in junior resource companies, has raised £26 million.

  • Clearstream Opens An Account With The Korean Securities Depository

    Date 30/06/2009

    Clearstream, the International Central Securities Depository part of Deutsche Börse Group, has opened an account with the Korean Securities Depository (KSD) to provide settlement and custody services for foreign investors intending to hold Korean government debt instruments including Korean Treasury bonds (KTB) and Monetary Stabilization Bonds (MSB).

  • British Bankers’ Association: Tackling Challenges - Facing The Future – Embracing Change

    Date 30/06/2009

    Banks are facing up to change but lawmakers and regulators need to take care that, in the rush to ensure there is no future banking crisis, the industry is so hamstrung it cannot do its job Angela Knight of the British Bankers’ Association [BBA] said today. Speaking at a high level conference of key industry speakers in London today Mrs Knight said there was a danger that multiple measures to control banks could result in less money being available to lend to businesses and individuals.