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The Privatization of Stock Exchanges: The Case of Stockholm Stock Exchange [PDF]
Istanbul Stock Exchange Review, 1997 Stock exchanges will soon have to face a much more complex, demanding and competitive environment in the financial sector changing at a rapid pace. The main driving forces of this development will be the growing power of the fund managers of the large institutions managing the pension capital of the world, the continuing financial deregulation, and the
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1970
Notes establishment of the Far East Stock Exchange in Hong Kong and relates its historical background. Points out reasons for having two exchanges and some advantages of dual listing. Reports on uses of computer system in the brokerage systems. Speculates on the possibility of an Asian "big board"
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Notes establishment of the Far East Stock Exchange in Hong Kong and relates its historical background. Points out reasons for having two exchanges and some advantages of dual listing. Reports on uses of computer system in the brokerage systems. Speculates on the possibility of an Asian "big board"
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Random walks in stock exchange prices and the Vienna Stock Exchange [PDF]
, 1995 This paper uses the multiple variance ratio test procedure developed by Chow and Denning (1993) to test for a random walk of stock returns on the Austrian Stock Exchange. I find that with daily data the test rejects the random walk hypothesis at all conventional significance levels for each and every title and for both indeces tested. Individual shares,
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1967
About 25 million people in Britain have a financial interest in the London Stock Exchange whether they know it or not. Some have stocks and shares and ‘play’ the Exchange to make a quick profit (or a loss); some have steady investments; and about 22 1/2 million of the total have an indirect interest.
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About 25 million people in Britain have a financial interest in the London Stock Exchange whether they know it or not. Some have stocks and shares and ‘play’ the Exchange to make a quick profit (or a loss); some have steady investments; and about 22 1/2 million of the total have an indirect interest.
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1991
The Stock Exchange has undergone considerable change in the last decade, and this chapter attempts to analyse those changes with reference to the role of the Stock Exchange and overall efficiency. Topical subjects (particularly for the media) such as the cases of insider dealing uncovered, supervision of the Stock Exchange, and the crash of 1987 are ...
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The Stock Exchange has undergone considerable change in the last decade, and this chapter attempts to analyse those changes with reference to the role of the Stock Exchange and overall efficiency. Topical subjects (particularly for the media) such as the cases of insider dealing uncovered, supervision of the Stock Exchange, and the crash of 1987 are ...
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1983
This book is about investment in securities quoted on the UK Stock Exchange. This is not as limiting as it appears. As can be seen from Example 1.1, the total market value of all securities listed on the UK Stock Exchange on 30 June 1992 was £2,101 b. There are over 7,300 different securities to choose from and turnover in these securities averaged £1 ...
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This book is about investment in securities quoted on the UK Stock Exchange. This is not as limiting as it appears. As can be seen from Example 1.1, the total market value of all securities listed on the UK Stock Exchange on 30 June 1992 was £2,101 b. There are over 7,300 different securities to choose from and turnover in these securities averaged £1 ...
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1990
The stock exchanges in Brazil date back approximately a hundred years. For example, the Rio and Sao Paulo Stock Exchanges were organised in 1845 and 1890, respectively. In total, Brazil has nine stock exchanges which operate as non-profit associations. Close to 95 per cent of trading takes place on the two largest exchanges in Rio and Sao Paulo.
Francis A. Lees +2 more
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The stock exchanges in Brazil date back approximately a hundred years. For example, the Rio and Sao Paulo Stock Exchanges were organised in 1845 and 1890, respectively. In total, Brazil has nine stock exchanges which operate as non-profit associations. Close to 95 per cent of trading takes place on the two largest exchanges in Rio and Sao Paulo.
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1989
In the last two chapters we looked at business finance and also at personal finance and in both chapters there is mention of the Stock Exchange. In this chapter we will deal with the Stock Exchange in more detail particularly taking into account the changes that have been introduced by what has been called the ‘Big Bang’.
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In the last two chapters we looked at business finance and also at personal finance and in both chapters there is mention of the Stock Exchange. In this chapter we will deal with the Stock Exchange in more detail particularly taking into account the changes that have been introduced by what has been called the ‘Big Bang’.
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2017
1. What the Stock Exchange Is 2. The Market Place 3. The Members and their Clerks 4. The Committee 5. Brokers and Jobbers 6. How Business is Transacted 7. The Settlement 8. The Zoology of the House 9. Option Dealing 10. The Wares of the Market 11. Failures 12. Price Lists and Records 13. The Royal Commission's View 14. A Sketch History 15.
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1. What the Stock Exchange Is 2. The Market Place 3. The Members and their Clerks 4. The Committee 5. Brokers and Jobbers 6. How Business is Transacted 7. The Settlement 8. The Zoology of the House 9. Option Dealing 10. The Wares of the Market 11. Failures 12. Price Lists and Records 13. The Royal Commission's View 14. A Sketch History 15.
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1973
A stock exchange is a market for the purchase and sale of stocks, shares and other interest-bearing securities. It is a free market subject to the laws of supply and demand in much the same way as a street market.
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A stock exchange is a market for the purchase and sale of stocks, shares and other interest-bearing securities. It is a free market subject to the laws of supply and demand in much the same way as a street market.
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