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  • SGX Proposes Changes To Grow Quality Listings

    Date 23/05/2007

    Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) today announced that it is inviting public comments on proposed new listing rules aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of its securities market. For the Mainboard, the focus will be on attracting larger companies and maintaining the quality of listed companies. For SESDAQ, SGX proposes to provide a conducive listing platform for growth companies by transforming it into a sponsor-supervised board (new board). The new board will target both local and foreign grow

  • The Nordic Exchange Offers Solutions For Lower Transaction Latency

    Date 23/05/2007

    Today, OMX Nordic Exchange introduces a new offering, Proximity Services, developed to facilitate algorithmic trading strategies and to minimize overall latency. By shortening the physical distance between components, network delays can be decreased.

  • NYSE Euronext Announces First Quarter 2007 Pro Forma Combined Financial Results

    Date 23/05/2007

    For the convenience of investors, NYSE Euronext (NYSE Euronext: NYX) today reported that for the three months ended March 31, 2007, on a pro forma combined basis as if the merger between NYSE Group and Euronext had been consummated on January 1, 2007, revenues would have been $1.12 billion (including $186 million of activity assessment fees), operating income would have been $264 million, and net income would have been $161 million, or $0.60 per diluted share.

  • NZX 50 Closes At Record, NZX SciTech Passes 1500 Mark

    Date 23/05/2007

    The NZX 50 Index climbed 29.19 points to an intra-day high of 4318.78 today, closing past the 4300 mark for the first time.

  • BOVESPA’s Monthly Performance - April 2007

    Date 22/05/2007

    Foreign Investment Balance BOVESPA´s year-to-date foreign investment balance presented an inflow of BRL 1,517,281,798.00 (or USD 756,322,088.71) as of April 30. This figure includes the net inflow of BRL 1,214,940,231.00 (or USD 597,345,115.79), resulting from purchases of BRL 28,489,353,062.00 (or USD 14,007,253,582.77) and sales of BRL 27,274,412,831.00 (or USD 13,409,908,466.98), as shows the table below: