Handbook of World Stock and Commodity Exchanges 1994
4th Edition
Published on 11. April 1994
Book
Hardback
700 pages
978-0-631-19338-8 (ISBN)
Description
This is the fourth edition of the single most comprehensive and successful guide to the world's stock and commodities exchanges. Having proved itself an invaluable, authoritative and highly accurate reference source for exchanges, trading houses and finance institutions around the world, it is now established as the definitive guide to worldwide exchanges.For the fourth edition over 90% of the exchange material in the directory section has been updated and three new country entries added. With market indices supplied by Morgan Stanley Capital International this edition offers new and accurate information for all market professionals.The 1994 Handbook of World Stock and Commodity Exchanges is fully revised:* Three new country entries - Panama, Romania and Bulgaria.
* Seven new exchanges making a total of over 200 exchanges in more than 70 countries* Revised and updated glossaries, code and abbreviation sections* Market indices from Morgan Stanley Capital International added to demonstrate annual trends* New appendices of exchanges volumes for futures, options and equities by exchange and by time zone* New listing of the top 10 stocks for each exchange* New listing of the exchange holiday dates.There are also 25 completely new articles from leading members of the largest exchanges which cover the development of the markets and present their view of global issues.
* Seven new exchanges making a total of over 200 exchanges in more than 70 countries* Revised and updated glossaries, code and abbreviation sections* Market indices from Morgan Stanley Capital International added to demonstrate annual trends* New appendices of exchanges volumes for futures, options and equities by exchange and by time zone* New listing of the top 10 stocks for each exchange* New listing of the exchange holiday dates.There are also 25 completely new articles from leading members of the largest exchanges which cover the development of the markets and present their view of global issues.
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Edition
4th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
glossary, index
Dimensions
Height: 297 mm
Width: 210 mm
Weight
2753 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-631-19338-8 (9780631193388)
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Content
Currency Abbreviations. Industry Regulators and Organizations. Acknowledgements. Foreword. 1. Managing risk in the global village: Jack Sandner, Chairman, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, GLOBEX Corporation. Part I: Introduction. 2. A time for strategic alliances: Gérard Pfauwadel, Chairman, Marche a Terme International de France (MATIF). 3. Distinction through diversity: Bob Shabazian, Managing Director, Exchange Communications, American Stock Exchange. 4. Bourse revamp offers new opportunities for all: Baron Boudewijn van Ittersum, Chairman, Amsterdam Stock Exchange Association. 5. Bolsa Mexicana de Valores: Deborah A. Rivera, Assistant Director, International Affairs, Bolsa Mexicanna de Valores. 6. Chicago Board of Trade: Patrick H. Arbor, Chairman of the Board, Chicago Board of Trade. 7. Product Development at CBOE: Alger B. Chapman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Chicago Board Options Exchange. 8. Chicago Mercantile Exchange: innovating in the global marketplace: William J. Brodsky, President and Chief Executive Officer, Chicago Merchantile Exchange. 9. CSCE shows continued strength in 1993: Bennet J. Corn, President, Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange. 10. Deutsche Borse AG - new corporate structure heading for the single market: Dr Rudiger von Rosen, Member of the Board of Directors, Deutsche Borse AG. 11. DTB and MATIF: an alliance for the future: Dr Jorg Franke, Chief Executive Officer, DTB Deutsche Terminborse. 12. The Futures and Options Association: Anthony Belchambers, Executive Director, The Futures and Options Association. 13. Economic Recovery: the oil price factor: Audra Proctor, Research Executive, International Petroleum Exchange of London Ltd. 14. Developing an efficient and professional market place: the IMSA view: John L. Langton, Chief Executive and Secretary General, ISMA. 15. Information services in the dealing room: Stephan Kimsey, Principle, Kimsey Consulting Limited. 16. Equity products at Liffe: Roger Barton, Managing Director, Business Development, London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange. 17. At the leading edge of financial computing: Peter Dzwig, Director, London Parallel Applications Centre. 18. A Stock Exchange for the 1990s: London Stock Exchange. 19. Market data technology - in motion: Anthony J. Wyan, Vice president, Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. . 20. Morgan Stanley Capital International Emerging Market Indices: Bernadette O'Neil, Marketing, Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. 21. Growth and success provide new challenges for The Nasdaq Stock Market: Douglas F. Parrillo, Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc (NASD). 22. 1993: a year for marking new achievements, celebrating past successes: R. Patrick Thompson, President, New York Mercantile Exchange. 23. New Zealand settlement and legislation changes: W. P. Foster, Managing Director, New Zealand Stock Exchange. 24. SIMEX: a dynamic international exchange: Singapore International Monetary Exchange. 25. Stockholm Stock Exchange - where the investors call the shots: Leif A. Vindevag, Head of Research and International Markets, Stockholm Stock Exchange. 26. SOFFEX: Otto E. Nageli, Chief Executive Officer, Swiss Options and Financial Futures Exchange. 27. New Developments on the SFE: Andrew Parry, Assistant Manager, Marketing and Public Relations, Sydney Futures Exchange. 28. Tokyo Stock Exchange: Major events: Tokyo Stock Exchange. 29. Jamie the prospector: a story: Peter Bennett, Chief Executive, Tradepoint Financial Networks plc. Part II: Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI). International Securities Market. Argentina. Australia. Austria. Barbados. Belgium. Bolivia. Botswana. Brazil. Bulgaria. Canada. Chile. People's Republic of China. Colombia. Costa Rica. Croatia. Cyprus. The Czech Republic. Denmark. Ecuador. Egypt. El Salvador. Finland. France. Germany. Ghana. Greece. Honduras. Hong Kong. Hungary. Iceland. India. Indonesia. Iran. Ireland. Israel. Italy. Jamaica. Japan. Jordan. Kenya. Republic of Korea. Kuwait. Luxemborg. Malaysia. Malta. Mauritus. Mexico. The Netherlands. New Zealand. Nigeria. Norway. Pakistan. Panama. Paraguay. Peru. The Philippines. Poland. Portugal. Russia. Saudi Arabia. Singapore. Slovakia. Slovenia. South Africa. Spain. Sri Lanka. Sweden. Switzerland. Taiwan. Thailand. Trinidad and TobagoTunisia. Turkey. United Kingdom. United States of America. Venezuela. Yugoslavia. Abbreviations and Acronyms. Glossary. Volume graphs. Index of personnel. Index of contracts (with trading hours). Index of exchanges (with trading hours). Index of holidays. Index of trading systems. Index of information vendors. Index of advertisers.