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Date 03/01/2012
Key Figures SIX Swiss Exchange And Scoach Switzerland: Year 2011
Political and economic uncertainty on a global scale meant that 2011 was aturbulent year for exchanges. Trading and issuing activity on SIX Swiss Exchange and Scoach Switzerland reached record levels in August. Over the entire year, trading turnover decreased slightly, while the number of trades rose significantly.
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Date 03/01/2012
TOM Insight December 2011
Click here to download TOM’s December Insight, a document describing matching statistics on TOM MTF and savings made for the retail client by TOM Smart Execution.
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Date 03/01/2012
NASDAQ OMX Acquires The Central Securities Depository Of Lithuania
Today, NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ) announced the completion of its acquisition of the Central Securities Depository of Lithuania (CSDL), whereby NASDAQ OMX Helsinki Oy purchased the remaining 60 percent of the shares of the CSDL from the Bank of Lithuania.
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Date 03/01/2012
HKFE Announces Margin Rates For Adjusted Swire Pacific A Futures
Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited (HKFE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx), has announced that with effect from the commencement of trading on Wednesday, 4 January 2012, the minimum margins to be collected by an Exchange Participant from its clients in respect of their dealings in the following futures contracts will be as outlined in the table below. The margins are based on the clearing company's normal procedures and standard margining methodology.
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Date 03/01/2012
HKEx Chief Executive Charles Li Launches Blog
HKEx Chief Executive Charles Li today (Tuesday) launched his blog – Charles Li Direct. The blog is available on the HKEx website:
http://www.hkex.com.hk/eng/newsconsul/blog/blog.htm
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Date 03/01/2012
HKEx Hosts Hong Kong’s First Securities Market Open Ceremony
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) hosted Hong Kong’s first securities market open ceremony (MOC) today (Tuesday) to mark the beginning of trading in 2012.
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Date 03/01/2012
Boerse Stuttgart Reports 2011 Turnover In Excess Of EUR 108 Billion - Trading Volume Up More Than 15 Percent - Increases In All Asset Classes - Europe's Market Leader For Securitised Derivatives And Germany's Market Leader For Corporate Bonds - Another Record Year For ETF Trading
According to Boerse Stuttgart's order book statistics, aggregate turnover for 2011 was more than EUR 108 billion. This means that the total trading volume was over 15 percent up on the previous year's figures. The Stuttgart Stock Exchange recorded growth in all asset classes, although the biggest rises in turnover were attributable to trading in investment funds, equities and securitised derivatives.
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Date 03/01/2012
SGX Proposes Removal Of Iceberg Order Functionality To Improve Market Transparency
Singapore Exchange (“SGX”) is consulting the public on its proposal to remove the engine-level iceberg order functionality in the securities and derivatives markets.
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Date 03/01/2012
Trading On The Warsaw Stock Exchange - December 2011
- Despite unfavourable conditions on the global financial markets, the WSE broke new records of market activity in 2011: over PLN 250 billion of session trading in shares (+21.1% YoY) and over 15.5 million derivative instruments traded (+5.6% YoY);
- High double-digit growth of the volume of trading in single-stock futures, currency futures, index options, and structured products in 2011;
- Value of issues on the Catalyst market (PLN 40 billion) up by 85.6% in 2011, the number of transactions up by 25%; Treasury BondSpot Poland reported more than PLN 1 trillion of total trading in Treasury securities;
- In the first year after the harmonisation of trading session hours with the international standards, the average number of transactions per session (Main Market) up by 14.2%;
- Monthly value of session trading in shares in December at PLN 15.1 billion, the volume of trading in derivatives over 1.0 million instruments.
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Date 03/01/2012
Scoach Remains Europe’s Largest Exchange For Structured Products - Consolidated Trading Volume Of €62 Billion - Authorisation In Hong Kong Highlights Scoach’s International Character
Scoach achieved a trading volume of €62 billion in Zurich and Frankfurt in 2011, making it Europe's number 1. Its total offering of over 800,000 tradable products is actually the largest in the world.
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