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New York Stock Exchange Launches NYSE Common Access Point - A Next-Generation Extranet Providing Direct TCP/IP Access To An Array Of NYSE Electronic Information And Order Execution Services

Date 16/03/2000

The New York Stock Exchange announced today that it has launched the NYSE Common Access Point (NYSE CAP), a next-generation extranet that serves as a universal bridge between the NYSE's business services and the networks of our customers. NYSE CAP has been designed using state-of-the-art technology to provide high-speed, high-capacity, low-latency access to services while maintaining the highest levels of security and reliability, which are the trademarks of the NYSE.
New York Stock Exchange Announces 1999 Financial Results

Date 16/03/2000

The New York Stock Exchange reported revenue of $735.5 million and net income of $75.2 million in 1999, compared with revenue of $728.7 million and net income of $101.3 million in 1998. The Exchange also reported income before interest, depreciation and income taxes for 1999 of $164.0 million, compared to $216.4 million for 1998.
New Member Begins NOREX Membership At The Copenhagen Stock Exchange

Date 16/03/2000

Yesterday, the Copenhagen Stock Exchange approved the Dutch bank Insinger de Beaufort as a new member of the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. Insinger de Beaufort is the first new member since the establishment in 1998 of the NOREX Alliance that is not already a member of the Stockholm Exchange.
Measures Aimed To Prevent Amsterdam Exchanges Trading Systems From Being Overloaded

Date 16/03/2000

With reference to the introduction of World Online to Amsterdam Exchanges on 17 March 2000, we would reiterate the relevance of the regulatory measures that may be taken to prevent the trading systems from being overloaded. To reduce the number of World Online orders offered to the Limit Order Book, Amsterdam Exchanges will allow Seatholders on the first day of trading in the security concerned to net orders with the same limit price. The same will apply to the cumulation of such orders. This me
Ljubljanska Stock Exchange Monthly Report - February

Date 16/03/2000

The total turnover of securities on the Exchange amounted to SIT 21.8 billion in February and was just slightly above the January figure of SIT 20.8 billion. The total turnover was SIT 22.8 billion in February. The comparison of the first two trading months of 2000 and of 1999 favours the 1999 turnover by almost 9%.

Kansas City Board of Trade To simplify Value Line' Stock Index Listings Effective Monday

Date 16/03/2000

The Kansas City Board of Trade will simplify its offerings on the Value Line stock index beginning Monday, trading one futures contract on the product rather than two. The KCBT will eliminate its Value Line stock index futures contract with a value of $250 times the futures price. It will drop the word "Mini" from the name of its Mini Value Line futures and options contract with a value of $100 times the futures price. This will leave the exchange trading one futures and options contract calle
Foreign Companies Will Be Included In The Copenhagen Stock Exchange's Indices

Date 16/03/2000

At the exchange board meeting yesterday, it was decided to make foreign companies constituents of the Exchange's indices. The amendment to the current rules will be implemented by 30 April 2000.
CBOT Launches 10-Year Agency Note Contracts

Date 16/03/2000

The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) launched its newest financial contracts yesterday, 10-Year Agency Note futures and options based on Fannie Mae‚ Benchmark NotesSM and Freddie Mac Reference Notes SM. The new contracts complement the CBOT's benchmark Treasury complex and satisfy increasing customer demand for fixed income products. The CBOT is prepared to launch 5-year Agency Note contracts immediately after March 15 if the market demands it.
Carbon Trading Market Workshop Staged In Sydney

Date 16/03/2000

The Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE) and State Forests of New South Wales conducted a two-day workshop devoted to the emerging market for carbon trading in Sydney, today and yesterday.
Amsterdam Exchanges N.V.'S 1999 Profits In Line With Expectations - Revenues From Stock Market Reach Record High - Fall In Revenues At Options Market Due To Lower Levels Of Turnover And Fee Cuts

Date 16/03/2000

Amsterdam Exchanges N.V.'s net profit for 1999 amounted to E 32 million (1998: E54 million), in line with expectations, while operating profit totalled E46 million (1998: E 78 million).