OM Stockholm - Revision history

Ian.Jones at 13:26, 1 September 2009

Ian.Jones — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 13:26:40 GMT

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	The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]. OM acquired the Stockholm stock exchange in 1998 and merged with the Helsinki stock exchange in 2003. The new company, named [[OMX]], acquired the Copenhagen stock exchange in 2005 and in 2006 the Iceland stock exchange and 10 percent of the Oslo stock exchange. OMX was acquired by NASDAQ in 2007 and the company was named NASDAQ OMX in 2008.		The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]. OM acquired the Stockholm stock exchange in 1998 and merged with the Helsinki stock exchange in 2003. The new company, named [[OMX]], acquired the Copenhagen stock exchange in 2005 and in 2006 the Iceland stock exchange and 10 percent of the Oslo stock exchange. OMX was acquired by NASDAQ in 2007 and the company was named NASDAQ OMX in 2008.

-	See also: [http://www.~~stockholmsborsen~~.se/ ~~www.stockholmsborsen.se]~~	+	See also: http://www.nasdaqomxnordic.com/

Ian.Jones at 13:25, 1 September 2009

Ian.Jones — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 13:25:53 GMT

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	The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]. OM acquired the Stockholm stock exchange in 1998 and merged with the Helsinki stock exchange in 2003. The new company, named [[OMX]], acquired the Copenhagen stock exchange in 2005 and in 2006 the Iceland stock exchange and 10 percent of the Oslo stock exchange. OMX was acquired by NASDAQ in 2007 and the company was named NASDAQ OMX in 2008.		The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]. OM acquired the Stockholm stock exchange in 1998 and merged with the Helsinki stock exchange in 2003. The new company, named [[OMX]], acquired the Copenhagen stock exchange in 2005 and in 2006 the Iceland stock exchange and 10 percent of the Oslo stock exchange. OMX was acquired by NASDAQ in 2007 and the company was named NASDAQ OMX in 2008.

-	[http://www.stockholmsborsen.se/ www.stockholmsborsen.se]	+	See also: [http://www.stockholmsborsen.se/ www.stockholmsborsen.se]

Ian.Jones at 14:06, 27 May 2009

Ian.Jones — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:06:53 GMT

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-	The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]. OM acquired the Stockholm stock exchange in 1998 and merged with the Helsinki stock exchange in 2003. The new company, named OMX, acquired the Copenhagen stock exchange in 2005 and in 2006 the Iceland stock exchange and 10 percent of the Oslo stock exchange. OMX was acquired by NASDAQ in 2007 and the company was named NASDAQ OMX in 2008.	+	The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]. OM acquired the Stockholm stock exchange in 1998 and merged with the Helsinki stock exchange in 2003. The new company, named [[OMX]], acquired the Copenhagen stock exchange in 2005 and in 2006 the Iceland stock exchange and 10 percent of the Oslo stock exchange. OMX was acquired by NASDAQ in 2007 and the company was named NASDAQ OMX in 2008.

	[http://www.stockholmsborsen.se/ www.stockholmsborsen.se]		[http://www.stockholmsborsen.se/ www.stockholmsborsen.se]

Ian.Jones at 14:33, 8 December 2008

Ian.Jones — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 14:33:41 GMT

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-	The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]	+	The Swedish [[Futures\|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index\|index]] and [[Interest Rate\|interest rate]] [[Derivatives\|derivatives]]. OM acquired the Stockholm stock exchange in 1998 and merged with the Helsinki stock exchange in 2003. The new company, named OMX, acquired the Copenhagen stock exchange in 2005 and in 2006 the Iceland stock exchange and 10 percent of the Oslo stock exchange. OMX was acquired by NASDAQ in 2007 and the company was named NASDAQ OMX in 2008.

	[http://www.stockholmsborsen.se/ www.stockholmsborsen.se]		[http://www.stockholmsborsen.se/ www.stockholmsborsen.se]

Reuters at 00:00, 1 August 2005

Reuters — Mon, 01 Aug 2005 00:00:00 GMT

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The Swedish [[Futures|futures]] and options market which trades options on Swedish stocks as well as [[Index|index]] and [[Interest Rate|interest rate]] [[Derivatives|derivatives]]

[http://www.stockholmsborsen.se/ www.stockholmsborsen.se]