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Share and IWF Change For Grupo Financiero Galicia - B (ADR) In The S&P ADR Indices

Date 13/09/2005

Standard & Poor’s will make changes in the S&P ADR Indices effective after the close of trading on Friday September 16, 2005 to correspond with the S&P Global 1200 quarterly rebalancing: Grupo Financiero Galicia - B (ADR) (Argentina, NASDAQ: GGAL, CUSIP: 399909100, Sedol: 2613570) shares will be increased by 14.9 million. In May 2004, the company issued new, non-voting preference shares as a part of its debt-restructuring plan with creditors. The new shares were recently converted t
Quarterly Rebalancing For S&P/MIB Index

Date 13/09/2005

Standard & Poor’s as part of the quarterly rebalancing, will change the shares outstanding and the Investible Weight Factors for the S&P/MIB effective at the open of business Monday, September 19, 2005.
PCX Holdings Stockholders Approve Merger With Archipelago

Date 13/09/2005

Stockholders of PCX Holdings, Inc. (PCXH), parent company of the Pacific Exchange, Inc. (PCX), today voted overwhelmingly in favor of a proposed merger with Archipelago Holdings, Inc. (AX), parent company of the Archipelago Exchange.
NZX Notified Of BNZ Legal Action Over Access Brokerage

Date 13/09/2005

New Zealand Exchange Limited (NZX) has just been notified that proceedings have been served by the Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) and the liquidators of Access Brokerage against NZX and Deloitte for recovery of money that BNZ paid out to Access clients in September 2004.
Nymex To Decrease Margins For Gasoline, Heating Oil, And Natural Gas Futures

Date 13/09/2005

The New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., today announced margin decreases for its unleaded gasoline and New York Harbor gasoline calendar swap futures contracts, heating oil and New York Harbor heating calendar swap, natural gas, Henry Hub swap, NYMEX miNYsm natural gas, Henry Hub swing swap, and Henry Hub penultimate swap futures contracts, effective at the close of business September 14.

Ljubljana Stock Exchange Monthly Statistical Report August 2005

Date 13/09/2005

Turnover The total turnover (excluding block trading) on all market segments of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange (LJSE) in August 2005 amounted to SIT 6.7 billion. The turnover in August was therefore 59.6% lower than last year's average. Compared to August 2004, the total turnover decreased in size by SIT6.3billion (-48.5%). In August 2005, shares of listed companies amounted to 68.1% in the overall LJSE turnover structure. These were followed by bonds with a 18.0% share of the
GL TRADE Announces 5th Edition Of The GL NET Forum In London On September 22nd 2005

Date 13/09/2005

GL TRADE, the international provider of electronic front to back office solutions, organizes the 5th edition of the GL NET Forum on 22nd September 2005, at The Brewery Conference Centre in the City of London.
Federation Of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges August Newsletter Posted On The Web

Date 13/09/2005

The FEAS August Newsletter, the monthly bulletin, bringing you general secretariat news, Member statistics on stock, bond and other volume comparisons on a monthly, year-to-date and prior period basis, in addition to market cap, currency changes, number of companies traded and index fluctuations, has been put on the FEAS website. To view click here.
Comit Gruppe Breaks New Ground With Sword Operational Risk Software - Award Winning Software Offers Enhanced Enterprise-Wide Basel II And Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance

Date 13/09/2005

Leading software developer Comit Gruppe has announced major new developments in operational risk services with its award winning SWORD (www.swordrisk.com) operational risk management software. SWORD 6 offers integrated operational risk management solutions, which can now be adapted to the needs of different business areas - one size does not fit all.
Charlie McCreevy, European Commissioner For Internal Market And Services: Fund Management – Regulation To Facilitate competitiveness, Growth And Change - ALFI-NICSA (Association Of Lux Fund Industry-National Investment Company Service Association) - 14th

Date 13/09/2005

Ladies and Gentlemen, Let me start by describing the broader perspective in which European Financial Markets are evolving. I will then define some key elements for the Commissions’ Financial Services policy, before turning to our work on Investment Funds. Europe’s needs Europe is facing new challenges. Sluggish growth; Slow job creation; A huge waste of economic and human potential. Global competition from new economies is posin