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  • Michael Labranche Named To Securities Industry Association Board

    Date 14/07/2004

    Michael LaBranche, chairman, CEO, and president of LaBranche & Co. Inc., was appointed to the board of directors of the Securities Industry Association during its meeting today. LaBranche replaces Myles Gillespie of Fleet Specialist, who resigned.

  • London Stock Exchange Plc Trading Statement For The Three Months Ended 30 June 2004

    Date 14/07/2004

    Unless otherwise stated, all figures referenced below refer to the three months ended 30 June 2004 and the corresponding period last year. Turnover for the three months ended 30 June 2004 (“Q1”) increased nine per cent to £63.7 million (2003: £58.7 million).

  • Ljubljana Stock Exchange Monthly Statistical Report June 2004

    Date 14/07/2004

    Turnover The total turnover on all market segments of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange (LJSE) in June 2004 amounted to SIT 26.6 billion, which was 31.5% less than in May 2004 and 6.3% less than last year's monthly average. In comparison with June 2003, turnover grew by 11.8% (+ SIT 2.8 billion).

  • General Meeting Of International Association Of Exchanges Of CIS Countries Has Taken Place

    Date 14/07/2004

    Odessa has received the general meeting of the International Association of Exchanges of CIS Countries (IAE CIS), which gathered executives of 16 organizations from 8 CIS countries, including 14 exchanges and 2 depositories. The participants discussed the present day state of the stock exchange infrastructure in the CIS countries and prospects of its development.

  • European Commission Proposes New Capital Requirements For Banks And Investment Firms

    Date 14/07/2004

    The European Commission has presented a proposal for a new capital requirements framework for banks and investment firms suitable for the 21st century. The proposal will ensure the coherent application throughout the EU of the new international capital requirements framework recently agreed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (‘Basel II’). By making sure that financial institutions’ capital is more closely aligned with the risks they face, the new framework will enhance con