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  • NZX Operating Metrics - February 2008

    Date 04/03/2008

    Highlights At the end of February 2008 there were 10,821 NZX Real time Data terminals worldwide, a 25% increase on the same period last year.* Total trades on the NZDX Market were up 21% in February. Total value traded on the NZDX Market was up 39% in February. Instalment warrant trades were up 71% in February. There was $18 million of new equity raised in February. There has been $44 million of new capital raised year to date

  • Tokyo Financial Exchange: Trading Volume In February 2008

    Date 04/03/2008

    In February 2008, the trading volume of Three-month Euroyen futures was 2,247,221, decreasing 41.7% in comparison to that of the prior year comparable month, and decreasing 14.8% in comparison to that of the prior month, and the average daily volume was 112,361. The trading volume of Options on Three-month Euroyen futures was 243,293, decreasing 39.6% in comparison to that of the prior year comparable month, and increasing 15.1% in comparison to that of the prior month. The trading volumes fo

  • Dubai Gold And Commodities Exchange Xchange Newswire - March 3, 2008

    Date 04/03/2008

    Click here to download the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange Xchange Newswire for March 3, 2008.

  • CalPERS Adds $300 Million For Emerging Manager Program - $150 Million Each For Leading Edge, Quotient

    Date 03/03/2008

    The California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) has invested an additional $300 million for emerging managers who have less than $2 billion in total firm assets.

  • The Superior Court Of Québec Dismisses Action For Damages From Former MX Independent Traders

    Date 03/03/2008

    Montréal Exchange Inc. (MX) (TSX: MXX) today announced that in a judgment rendered on February 27, 2008, the Superior Court of Québec has dismissed with costs the action for damages filed by 39 former independent traders holding restricted trading permits (the "locals") against the Montréal Exchange. The Superior Court confirmed that MX had the right to automate its markets in 2000-2001, gave adequate advance notice to traders about the automation, and implemented concrete measures to ease the t