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  • National Stock Exchange Of Lithuania Monthly Bulletin - February

    Date 09/03/2004

    February of 2004 was marked with positive news, excellent trading results and new records for the National Stock Exchange of Lithuania (NSEL). February was the first month in the NSEL history when the total turnover of each trading session exceeded LTL 3 m (EUR 869 thousand), and that of shares topped LTL 1.9 m (EUR 550 thousand). The total turnover of the month reached LTL 272 m (EUR 78.78 m), surpassing total turnover of any month in 2003. The same applies to the turnover of shares (LTL 106 m

  • NASDAQ Appoints Patrick Healy As New Board Member

    Date 09/03/2004

    The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. ("NASDAQ®"; OTCBB: NDAQ) today announced that Patrick J. Healy has joined the NASDAQ Board of Directors, following his confirmation by NASDAQ's Board of Directors on Thursday, March 4, 2004. Mr. Healy, an independent director, also will serve on the Finance and Policy Committees of the Board. Mr. Healy, 37, a Managing Director at Hellman & Friedman LLC, replaces F. Warren Hellman, Chairman of Hellman & Friedman LLC, who resigned effective February 25, 2004. Mr. Hell

  • London Stock Exchange Welcomes First Australian Company To Take Fast Track Route To AIM

    Date 09/03/2004

    The London Stock Exchange today welcomed Gippsland Limited to AIM, its international market for smaller, growing companies.

  • London Stock Exchange Monthly Market Report For February 2004 - Trading Robust In February

    Date 09/03/2004

    Trading on the London Stock Exchange was robust in February 2004 with year on year increases across its markets.

  • LIFFE Appoints Designated Market Makers For Global Eurodollar Contract

    Date 09/03/2004

    The London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE), wholly owned by Euronext N.V, today announced market making support for the launch of its three-month Eurodollar futures and options contracts beginning 18 March 2004. The Designated Market Makers (DMMs) include US, European and Asian member firms and customers. The DMMs will ensure two-way competitive markets in both the futures and the options contracts.