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  • NYSE Launches Pilot For Automatic Order Execution Service NYSE Direct+ - Network NYSE Auto-X Routing Underway

    Date 21/12/2000

    The New York Stock Exchange today launched the pilot program for its new NYSE Direct+ automatic execution service, which provides member firms with a new level of choice in accessing the Exchange's superior liquidity and execution quality. Qwest (NYSE:Q), Avaya (NYSE: AV) and Warnaco Group (NYSE: WAC) will be the three stocks initially designated for NYSE Direct+ orders. One of the new Network NYSE offerings of order-execution services and market-information products, NYSE Direct+ allows for no-

  • Helsinki Exchanges Group: Study On Listing Qualifications Of HEX Completed

    Date 21/12/2000

    The Board of Directors of Helsinki Exchanges Group have, as announced 5.6.2000, studied the listing qualifications of HEX Group. External advisors have been used in making the study. According to the completed analysis, HEX Group as a company is eligible for listing and there are no legislative obstacles for the listing.

  • 2000 Becomes Record Year At Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.

    Date 21/12/2000

    Trading volume at Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) has reached an all-time annual high. As of the close of trading yesterday, year-to-date trading volume was 226.8 million contracts, surpassing the previous record of 226.6 million contracts set in 1998.

  • Tallinn Stock Exchange Announcement - Changes In TSE And ECDS Price Lists

    Date 20/12/2000

    On 19.12.2000 the Supervisory Board of Tallinn Stock Exchange (TSE) approved amendments to the price lists of TSE and Estonian Central Depository for Securities (ECDS).

  • SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt To Step Down Before Mid-February 2001

    Date 20/12/2000

    Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Arthur Levitt today announced that after seven and one-half years he would step down as Chairman before mid-February 2001. Levitt, the SEC's longest-serving chairman, made the announcement to the Commission staff in the SEC's William O. Douglas Room. Chairman Levitt did not indicate his future plans.