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  • HKEx Derivatives Market Equally Supported By Exchange Participants And Investors

    Date 10/01/2007

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx)'s derivatives market, which comprises a variety of futures and options contracts, gets equal support from Exchange Participants and investors, according to the Derivatives Market Transaction Survey 2005/06.

  • Eurex Makes Direct Market Access More Attractive - New Access Point In Dubai Planned

    Date 10/01/2007

    The international derivatives exchange Eurex has been offering new trading participants a special incentive program for direct market access since the beginning of the year. The initiative exempts all new participants admitted in 2007 from both the minimum transaction fee and transaction fees of up to €3,000 per month for the first year. New trading participants will also be offered training programs on a free-of-charge basis, up to a certain amount.

  • Cairo & Alexandria Stock Exchanges Monthly Statistical Report December 2006

    Date 10/01/2007

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  • Internal Market: European Commission Welcomes EU Regulators' Report On Credit Rating Agencies

    Date 10/01/2007

    The European Commission has welcomed a report issued by the Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) on the extent to which credit rating agencies (CRAs) comply with the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) Code. The report concludes that the main CRAs generally comply with the Code, but also identifies various deviations. CESR was asked to monitor CRAs' compliance as part of the Commission's new policy approach to CRAs, which is based on a combinati

  • Stockholm Stock Exchange’s Disciplinary Committee Fines Erik Penser Fondkommission

    Date 10/01/2007

    Erik Penser Fondkommission (EPF) has contravened the Stockholm Stock Exchange’s rules by buying and selling AstraZeneca shares on its own account in a manner that resulted in EPF conducting business with itself. In a large number of cases, this practice also influenced the price of the shares. Accordingly, the Stockholm Stock Exchange’s Disciplinary Committee has ruled that EPF must pay a fine of SEK 300,000.