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  • NYSE Member Firms Report 3rd Quarter 2004 Results

    Date 20/12/2004

    New York Stock Exchange member firms that conduct business with the public reported third-quarter 2004 after-tax profits of $1.43 billion and revenues of $37.76 billion, compared to $1.96 billion in after-tax profits on revenues of $33.71 billion in third-quarter 2003. In the first nine months of 2004, the firms reported after-tax profits of $5.86 billion on revenues of $113.25 billion, compared with after-tax profits of $7.77 billion on revenues of $108.30 billion in the first nine months of

  • NYBOT Announces Revised Christmas, Boxing Day And New Year’s Holiday Schedules

    Date 20/12/2004

    Click here to view the New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®) revised 2004 Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year’s holiday schedules.

  • London Stock Exchange Statement Re Further Approach

    Date 20/12/2004

    London Stock Exchange plc announces that it has received an approach from Euronext N.V. The approach is at an early stage and therefore does not require a response at this point. Discussions with Deutsche Börse AG and Euronext N.V. will continue.

  • London Stock Exchange - Home To Europe’s Most Active IPO Market In 2004

    Date 20/12/2004

    In 2004 the London Stock Exchange attracted a total of 275 IPOs to the Main Market and AIM, accounting for 80 per cent of all IPOs in Western Europe. Both markets have performed strongly during the year, raising a total of £7.6 billion in new issues - an increase of 64 per cent on 2003.

  • Hong Kong Stock Exchange Reduction Of Monthly User Fees For AMS/3 Trading Devices

    Date 20/12/2004

    The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (the Stock Exchange), a wholly owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has informed its participants the monthly user fees for the trading devices of AMS/3, the Third Generation of the Automatic Order Matching and Execution System, will be reduced by 20 per cent on 1 January 2005.