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The CASAM ETF range is rebranded Amundi ETF
February 10, 2010--Following its operational launch on 1 January 2010, Amundi has renamed its business lines and products in order to provide its institutional clients and external distributors with a strong global brand. As a result, as of 9 February 2010, CASAM ETF has become Amundi ETF.
In line with its strategy, the Amundi ETF range, comprising 78 products, will continue to be supported by three major strengths: competitive prices, quality products and continuous innovation.
The Amundi ETF range is managed by Amundi IS, a 100% subsidiary of the Amundi Group. The range is distributed by a dedicated CA Cheuvreux sales team and by the Amundi sales teams.
Further information on Amundi ETF can be found on the amundietf.com website.
Source: Crédit Agricole
DJ STOXX Benchmark Q1 index review on February 23, 2010
February 9, 2010--STOXX Ltd. will announce results of the first
quarterly review in 2010 of the following indices on February 23, 2010:
Dow Jones STOXX Total Market Index
Dow Jones STOXX Global 1800 Index
Dow Jones STOXX 600 Index
Dow Jones STOXX EU Enlarged Total Market Index
Dow Jones STOXX Eastern Europe Total Market Index
Dow Jones STOXX Eastern Europe 300 Index
Dow Jones STOXX Football Index
Dow Jones STOXX Private Equity 20 Index
Component changes announced during this review will be effective with the opening of the European markets on March 22, 2010.
The selection list for the Dow Jones STOXX 600 Index can be found on the following link: http://www.stoxx.com/news/stoxx_selections.html
The monthly selection list indicates possible changes to the composition of
the Dow Jones STOXX 600 Index at the next quarterly review and also determines
replacements for any stocks deleted from that index due to corporate
actions.
Source:Deutsche Börse
CESR consults on extensions to major shareholding notifications
February 9, 2010--CESR published today a consultation paper on CESR's proposal to extend major shareholding notifications to instruments of similar economic effect to holding shares and entitlements to acquire shares.
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Source: CESR
Wind potential to put Turkey into top three
February 9, 2010--Turkey could become one of the three biggest wind energy producers in Europe “if certain problems are overcome,” European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) CEO Christian Kjaer has said.
In a conference organized by the Turkish Wind Energy Association (TÜREB) in Ankara on Tuesday, Kjaer spoke about the important role that wind energy can play in solving problems in the energy sector stemming from “an energy crisis, an environmental crisis and a financial crisis.” He added that they hope to increase the share of wind energy in total energy production from 15 percent to 34 percent by 2020.
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Source: Todays Zaman
Germany eyes 'firewall' to hold in Greek debt crisis: report
February 9, 2010--Germany, the eurozone's biggest economy, is examining how to build a "firewall" to prevent the Greek debt crisis tearing through the countries that use the euro, the Financial Times reported Wednesday.
Berlin has decided to "take a significant step" to deal with the crisis in the wake of steep falls in the euro and pressure on bond prices, the newspaper reported citing an unnamed German government official.
"We are thinking about what we should do if the crisis spills from Greece into other euro countries," said the official.
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Source: EU Business
Standard and Poor's warns of south eurozone downgrade
Febraury 9, 2010--Standard and Poor's warned Tuesday it might downgrade the ratings of southern eurozone members this year, but added it was still an advantage for these countries to remain in the single currency.
"In our view the risks to the ratings will remain firmly on the downside during 2010, extending a negative trend that began during the middle of the past decade," said credit analyst at the agency, Moritz Kraemer.
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Source: EUBusiness
The New European Commission Must Go For Growth
February 9, 2010--With the vote today in the European Parliament, the new European Commission is now effectively in place for the political cycle 2010-2014. The challenges ahead for Europe are immense and the new Commission, under the leadership of President Barroso, will need to take important and pressing decisions.
BUSINESSEUROPE is asking the new European Commission to go for growth. Europe needs policies that will allow the European Union to double its growth potential.
Philippe de Buck, Director General of BUSINESSEUROPE said: “Growth should inspire every policy decision of the European Union. Growth is a fundamental pre-condition to maintain our living standards and strengthen Europe’s position in the world. I hope the new Commission brings that message to the Heads of State at their meeting later this week in Brussels”.
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Source: Business Europe
ETF Stat January 2010-Borsa Italiana
February 9, 2010--The ETF Statistics of January 2010 are now available.
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Source: Borsa Italiana
NASDAQ OMX Launches INET Trading System Across Its Seven Markets In The Nordics and Baltics
February 8, 2010--The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ) reports today that it successfully rolled out the INET trading system in all seven of its equities markets in the Nordics (Copenhagen, Helsinki, Iceland and Stockholm) and the Baltics (Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius).
The INET trading platform is currently operating the NASDAQ Stock Market in U.S. and the company's London-based MTF, NASDAQ OMX Europe, and as of today will be utilized in all NASDAQ OMX equities markets across the world.
Hans-Ole Jochumsen, President NASDAQ OMX Nordic said, “This trading system shift is one of the biggest infrastructural changes in the history of the Nordic and Baltic equities markets. With INET in place we can offer investors access to the world's fastest and most scalable trading system. This will allow us to grow volumes and liquidity, which benefits all investors and ultimately the regional economies. It will enable us as an exchange and the Nordics and Baltic regions to better compete in Europe's increasingly competitive trading environment.”
NASDAQ OMX's INET technology is the most efficient and scalable trading platform in the world, with microsecond speeds, and high reliability and capacity. The INET system is capable of handling one million messages per second at sub-250 microsecond average speeds, the fastest of any exchange or alternative trading system in the world. INET also serves as the backbone for GENIUM, NASDAQ OMX's commercial exchange technology offering.
Anna Ewing, CIO at NASDAQ OMX commented, “Combining all our exchanges on a single trading platform was one of the key goals when we merged, and now we are able to fully leverage significant economies of scale. Moving our seven exchanges to one platform in a single roll-out is an accomplishment that is unrivaled in the exchange space, and we are delighted to now be able to offer this world-leading technology on our Nordic and Baltic markets.”
Source: NASDAQ OMX
January average daily value traded up 14 per cent
Trading growth in Italian equities, fixed income and ETFs and ETCs
February 8. 2010--The average daily value traded across London Stock Exchange Group’s equity markets during January increased 14 per cent year on year to £7.1 billion (€8.0 billion). The average daily number of trades was 831,892, six per cent lower than January 2009.
Trading growth in Italian equities, fixed income and ETFs and ETCs
UK Cash Equities
During January, the total value traded on the UK order book was £83.9 billion (€95 billion) and the total number of trades was 11.1 million.
The average daily value traded on the UK equity order book was £4.2 billion (€4.8 billion), a decrease of three per cent year on year, while the average daily number of trades was down 12 per cent at 553,978.
Italian Cash Equities
On the Italian equity order book, the total number of trades was 4.5 million and the total value traded was €50.3 billion (£44.4 billion).
The average daily number of trades in Italian equities was 227,319, up seven per cent on the same month last year. The average daily value traded during the month also grew, reaching €2.5 billion (£2.2 billion), a 46 per cent increase on last year.
The average daily value traded across London Stock Exchange Group’s equity markets during January increased 14 per cent year on year to £7.1 billion (€8.0 billion). The average daily number of trades was 831,892, six per cent lower than January 2009.
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Source: London Stock Exchange Group
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