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  • New Director For Baltic Exchange

    Date 20/02/2002

    Denis Petropoulos, a director of London-based shipbrokers, Braemar Seascope, is to join the board of the Baltic Exchange at the conclusion of the organisation's annual general meeting in July this year. He replaces James Warwick, of The Hadley Shipping Co Ltd, who will complete his term of office at the AGM.

  • HKEx: Schedule For Abolition Of Minimum Brokerage Revised

    Date 20/02/2002

    The Board of Directors of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) decided today (Wednesday) to defer the abolition of minimum brokerage for one year until 1 April 2003.

  • Deutsche Börse: MDAX Securities On Xetra Tradable As Of One Share - Xetra Trading Even More Attractive For Private Investors

    Date 20/02/2002

    Starting March 1, all equities except the 30 DAX blue chips can be traded on the Xetra electronic trading platform in continuous trading in every order size. A round lot of one has now been introduced for all MDAX securities, as Deutsche Börse AG reported on Wednesday. Up to now, the smallest tradable order size in continuous trading of these stocks was 100 shares. Above all for private investors, this enhances the possibility of immediate execution for smaller orders on Xetra.

  • Capital Markets Institute At University Of Toronto Hosts Symposium On National Securities Regulation

    Date 20/02/2002

    The future of Canada's securities regulation system will be discussed and debated when the Capital Markets Institute (CMI), in association with the Toronto Stock Exchange, hosts a symposium on the subject on Friday, March 8th, 2002 at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto.

  • TSE President Urges Quebec's Active Participation In Regulatory Dialogue

    Date 19/02/2002

    The President of the Toronto Stock Exchange, Barbara Stymiest, highlighted the important role the Quebec government and the Quebec business community can play in the dialogue on reforms to securities regulation in Canada. Quebec and all other 12 governments with current jurisdiction on securities regulation have been invited to a Symposium in Toronto on March 8th.