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Liffe unveils Nasdaq alliance
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01 April 2001
Liffe, the London futures exchange, has announced an alliance with Nasdaq to lure US and European investors to the market for single-stock futures.
Liffe launched the UK market in January, listing 25 stock futures and claims..
LSE announces new team
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01 April 2001
The London Stock Exchange’s chief executive, Clara Furse has announced the reorganisation of the exchange’s management structure.
The new position of deputy chief executive, with responsibility for corporate strategy and development has been filled by Martin..
Deutsche Börse plans CCP
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01 April 2001
The Frankfurt stock exchange is planning to introduce a central counterparty (CCP) for equities trading in the third quarter of this year.
Deutsche Börse circulated details of its proposals to market participants at the beginning of..
Levitt spurs securities industry to T+1
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01 April 2001
Prior to his departure in mid-February 2001 from the post of chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Arthur Levitt wrote a parting letter to all broker/dealers, transfer agents, mutual funds and advisors encouraging..
CCMA makes T+1 bid
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01 April 2001
The Canadian Capital Markets Association (CCMA) is calling for the move to T+1 in order to keep the Canadian securities industry competitive with its American counterpart.
With the North American market scheduled to move to next..
US
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01 April 2001
The Federal Reserve Board issues its final rule on foreign banking organisations becoming financial holding companies
The New Capital Accord
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01 April 2001
The purpose of this article is to consider the content and importance of the final proposals produced by the Basel Committee for the reform of capital adequacy. In light of the number and length of the consultation documents produced, this article will be in two parts.The second part will be produced in next months journal.
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