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Bursa Malaysia Receives Approval For Crude Palm Oil Settlement Price Licensing

Date 13/07/2006

Bursa Malaysia is pleased to announce that it has received approval from the relevant authorities to license its crude palm oil settlement prices to Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) and Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE). However, Bursa Malaysia will not be licensing its crude palm oil settlement prices to JADE (Joint Asian Derivatives Exchange) as approval has not been granted by the relevant authorities.
ASX: Terms Of Contract For New Managing Director And CEO

Date 13/07/2006

As foreshadowed in the joint announcement by Australian Stock Exchange Limited (ASX) and SFE Corporation Limited (SFE) on 14 June 2006, and in keeping with its continuous disclosure responsibilities, ASX today releases a summary of the terms and conditions of the new Managing Director and CEO, Mr Robert Elstone’s, services agreement.
UK's Financial Services Authority: Carl Rigby And Gareth Bailey - Update 2

Date 12/07/2006

On 16 August 2005 Mr Carl Rigby and Mr Gareth Bailey were convicted of making a false and misleading statement to the markets.
Tehran Stock Exchange Monthly Bulletin - June 2006.

Date 12/07/2006

Click here to download the Tehran Stock Exchange monthly bulletin for June 2006.
Standard & Poor’s Announces The Treatment Of The SRG Spin-Off From Macquarie Infrastructure Group In The S&P/ASX 50

Date 12/07/2006

Standard & Poor’s, the leading provider of equity indices in Australia, announces the inclusion of Sydney Roads Group (ASX: SRG) in the S&P/ASX 50 and all related indices. This addition is a result of an in-specie distribution of SRG by Macquarie Infrastructure Group (ASX: MIG) to all shareholders on a basis of 1 for 3. Due to the lag between the ex date (July 17, 2006) and the date the SRG shares start trading (July 24, 2006) Standard & Poors will add a cash security, SGRX, to the S&P/ASX 50 a

Speech By SEC Chairman: Opening Statements At The Commission Open Meeting

Date 12/07/2006

First Item - The Soft Dollar Interpretive Release The first item on our agenda is a recommendation from the Division of Market Regulation. It is a proposed interpretive release on "soft dollar" commissions. The purpose of this release is to better circumscribe the use of soft dollars, which are really inflated brokerage commissions, to ensure that they are used only for research and not for other things. Soft dollars represent a lot of investors' hard cas
Speech By SEC Chairman Christopher Cox: Videotaped Remarks At The Other Russia Conference

Date 12/07/2006

Доброе утро! Меня зовут Кристофер Кокс. In my role as Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, I’m responsible for maintaining fair and orderly securities markets, and promoting capital formation — the life blood of a free economy.
Sir Nigel Wicks To Become Euroclear Chairman As Of 1 August

Date 12/07/2006

Sir Nigel Wicks,,currently Deputy Chairman of the Board,will succeed A.Chris Tupker as Chairman of both Euroclear plc and Euroclear SA/NV as of 1 August 2006.Following his appointment as Chairman of LCH.Clearnet Group Ltd,Mr.Tupker offered his resignation as a Director and Euroclear Chairman with effect from 31 July 2006.
Share Change In S&P Japan MidCap 100 And S&P Japan 500 Indices

Date 12/07/2006

Standard & Poor’s will make the following change in the S&P Japan MidCap 100 and S&P Japan 500 Indices effective after the close of trading, Thursday July 20, 2006: Nippon Mining Holdings Inc (Japan, SEDOL: 6543770, GICS: Energy, GICS Code: 10102030) a member of the S&P Japan MidCap 100 and S&P Japan 500 indices, shares will increase by 70,000,000 to 918,462,002 due to the public offering.
SEC Votes To Publish Interpretive Guidance On "Soft Dollars" Safe Harbor And To Propose Amendments To Regulation SHO

Date 12/07/2006

The Securities and Exchange Commission today voted to publish an Interpretive Release that provides guidance on money managers' use of client commissions to pay for brokerage and research services under the "soft dollars" safe harbor, which is set forth in Section 28(e) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The Commission also voted to propose amendments to Regulation SHO (17 CFR 242.200 et seq.) that would further reduce the number of persistent fails to deliver.