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  • London Metal Exchange December 2001 Volume

    Date 04/01/2002

    The London Metal Exchange traded a total of 4,428,193 lots in December 2001. This figure was made up of 4,225,373 lots of futures, 187,732 lots of options and 15,088 lots of TAPOs.

  • HKFE Announces Revised Margins For Korea and Taiwan Stock Futures Contracts

    Date 04/01/2002

    As stated in the news release dated 14 December 2001, Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKFE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has amended the contract specifications and trading procedures of International Stock Futures and Options, with the changes to become effective on 7 January 2002. Accordingly, please be advised that with effect from the commencement of trading on Monday, 7 January 2002, the minimum margins to be collected by an Exchange Participan

  • Euronext 2002: New Year's Speech By Jean-François Théodore, Chairman And Chief Executive Officer Of Euronext N.V., And George Möller, Chief Operating Officer

    Date 04/01/2002

    George Möller Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to our New Year's reception to mark the beginning of this historic year. Historic, because after a successful introduction at the exchange and in the books of financial institutions in nineteen ninety-nine, the euro has now finally reached our pockets. From now on, the euro will be our currency instead of the guilder or the franc, a fact that will make us more aware than ever before that besides being Dutch or French or Belgian, we

  • A Record Year For LIFFE

    Date 04/01/2002

    The year 2001 was the busiest in the 20-year history of the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE). The company set new all-time annual trading records in volume, value and open interest with the number of LIFFE CONNECT™ sites around the world reaching record levels.

  • Toronto Stock Exchange Circuit Breaker Levels For The First Quarter 2002

    Date 03/01/2002

    It is the policy of The Toronto Stock Exchange to co-ordinate with U.S. markets when circuit breakers are invoked. The circuit breaker trigger points are set at three fluctuating levels representing 10%, 20% and 30% of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA).