+ Follow DDT Tag
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[Title] => SEC okays PSE amendments to dollar board trading rules
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the Philippine Stock Exchange’s proposed amendments to the dollar denominated trading (DDT) facility rules in line with efforts to make the dollar board more profitable and attractive to investors.
Among the changes include the fixing of the board lot at 100 shares for each DDT transaction regardless of the prevailing price and the price fluctuation at $0.01 or one cent regardless of the prevailing price.
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[Title] => Bourse takes 2nd look at $ facility
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is reviewing whether it should scrap its dollar-denominated trading (DDT) facility amid lukewarm response from investors.
PSE president Ernest Leung said the exchange is evaluating the feasibility of its DDT facility and is looking at ways on how to make it profitable and attractive to investors.
Leung said there was only one transaction at the DDT since its launch last July 16. The transaction involved 300 shares of Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) done at $10.25 per share.
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[Title] => New dollar board draws 3 listed firms
[Summary] => With the successful launch of the dollar-denominated trading (DDT) board yesterday, at least three listed companies (including a blue-chip stock) have signified interest to list on the DDT in the hope of attracting more foreign and local investors.
PSE president Ernest Leung said three companies have already applied for listing at the DDT board but the exchange has yet to determine whether they would allow these firms to trade considering that their shares are not listed abroad.
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[Title] => SEC approves dollar trading facility of PSE
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the rules and procedures on the trading of dollar-denominated instruments by the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
The PSE will launch its dollar-denominated trading (DDT) facility on July 16 with Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. as the first issue on the board.
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[Title] => PSE sets launch of dollar denominated trading
[Summary] => Setting the stage for cross-border listing of stocks in other foreign markets, the Philippine Stock Exchange will launch its dollar-denominated trading (DDT) facility on July 16.
Cross-border listing refers to the practice by companies to list in several stock exchanges across the globe.
PSE Chairman Alicia Arroyo said the DDT facility will create an attractive environment for cross-border investments into the country and spur greater activity and volume in the equities market.
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DDT
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the Philippine Stock Exchange’s proposed amendments to the dollar denominated trading (DDT) facility rules in line with efforts to make the dollar board more profitable and attractive to investors.
Among the changes include the fixing of the board lot at 100 shares for each DDT transaction regardless of the prevailing price and the price fluctuation at $0.01 or one cent regardless of the prevailing price.
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[Title] => Bourse takes 2nd look at $ facility
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is reviewing whether it should scrap its dollar-denominated trading (DDT) facility amid lukewarm response from investors.
PSE president Ernest Leung said the exchange is evaluating the feasibility of its DDT facility and is looking at ways on how to make it profitable and attractive to investors.
Leung said there was only one transaction at the DDT since its launch last July 16. The transaction involved 300 shares of Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) done at $10.25 per share.
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[Summary] => With the successful launch of the dollar-denominated trading (DDT) board yesterday, at least three listed companies (including a blue-chip stock) have signified interest to list on the DDT in the hope of attracting more foreign and local investors.
PSE president Ernest Leung said three companies have already applied for listing at the DDT board but the exchange has yet to determine whether they would allow these firms to trade considering that their shares are not listed abroad.
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[Title] => SEC approves dollar trading facility of PSE
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the rules and procedures on the trading of dollar-denominated instruments by the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
The PSE will launch its dollar-denominated trading (DDT) facility on July 16 with Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. as the first issue on the board.
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[Title] => PSE sets launch of dollar denominated trading
[Summary] => Setting the stage for cross-border listing of stocks in other foreign markets, the Philippine Stock Exchange will launch its dollar-denominated trading (DDT) facility on July 16.
Cross-border listing refers to the practice by companies to list in several stock exchanges across the globe.
PSE Chairman Alicia Arroyo said the DDT facility will create an attractive environment for cross-border investments into the country and spur greater activity and volume in the equities market.
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September 15, 2003 - 12:00am
