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  • CME Appoints Scot Warren To Lead Equity Indexes Product Group

    Date 04/06/2007

    CME, the world's largest and most diverse derivatives exchange, today announced the appointment of Scot E. Warren as Managing Director, CME Equity Indexes Products and Services. Warren, who has more than 16 years of equity trading management experience, will report to Rick Redding, Managing Director, CME Products and Services. Warren replaces Tina Lemieux who was promoted to Managing Director of CME Hedge Funds and Broker Services in July 2006. Lemieux has held the dual role Managing Directo

  • Heavy Trade On WCE During May Breaks Six-Year Records

    Date 04/06/2007

    Heavy trade on Winnipeg Commodity Exchange Inc. (WCE) during May 2007 resulted in the best-ever volume level being reached for the month of May and generated several open interest records.

  • Bursa Malaysia & MAICSA Jointly Organise Nationwide Roadshows On Listing Requirements To Enhance Market Participants' Understanding

    Date 04/06/2007

    Bursa Malaysia and MAICSA (the Malaysian Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators) will be conducting a series of joint seminars on a nationwide roadshow entitled ‘Updates On Listing Requirements – Issues and Challenges’ with the collective aim of increasing market participants’ understanding of Bursa Malaysia’s Listing Requirements (LR) and enhancing disclosure practices amongst Public Listed Companies (PLCs). The first seminar will be held at the Securities Commission in Kuala Lum

  • Osaka Securities Exchange: Trading Overview In May 2007

    Date 04/06/2007

    OSE announced trading overview (preliminary estimates) in May 2007.

  • Key Figures SWX Swiss Exchange And virt-x: May 2007

    Date 04/06/2007

    In May 2007, total turnover on SWX and virt-x amounted to CHF 226 billion, which corresponds to a 9.9% increase over April 2007. As key contributors to those gains, trading in CHF bonds and ETFs rose markedly by 32.1% and 35.9%, respectively. Turnover in securitised derivatives increased on a monthly basis by 19.8%, and a full 58.5% compared to May 2006. The share indices maintained their upside bias, with the blue chip SMI® index closing out the month at 9,450.9, representing a year-to-date