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Key figures SIX Swiss Exchange and Scoach Switzerland: February 2012
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SIX Swiss Exchange and Scoach Switzerland recorded a further increase in turnover in February 2012. Total turnover was up 12.2% month-on-month at CHF 88.9 billion. The number of trades was roughly in line with the prior month's level, showing a minimal month-on-month drop of 0.4% to 2,771,241.
In the segment equities incl. funds + ETSFs + ETPs, turnover rose by 14.7% to CHF 58.9 billion. At the same time, the number of trades fell slightly by 0.9% to 2,552,391. The number of trades increased in all other segments. Turnover in the second-largest segment, bonds CHF, was up 6.0% at CHF 19.0 billion, with the number of trades rising by 11.1% to 51,807. The ETFs segment also posted strong growth: turnover was 18.6% higher at CHF 7.6 billion, while there was a 2.9% increase in the number of trades to 72,052. Turnover in the structured products and warrants segment was down 10.2% at CHF 2.9 billion, but the number of trades was 4.2% above the month-back figure at 91,876.
Overall, 3,794 new structured products and warrants were admitted to trading in February 2012, 22.8% fewer than in January, whereas the number of new bonds CHF admitted was 94.4% higher than in January at 35.
The leading equity indices also trended higher in February 2012. The SMI® blue-chip index stood at 6,109.9 points at the end of February (up 2.3% month-on-month and up 2.9% on its end-2011 level). The SLI Swiss Leader Index®, meanwhile, reached 935.3 points (up 2.9% month-on-month and up 6.7% on its end-2011 level), the broader SPI® 5,584.3 points (up 3.2% month-on-month and up 4.5% on its end-2011 level). The SBI® AAA-BBB Total Return stood at 121.8 points (up 0.5% month-on-month and up 1.3% on its end-2011 level).
Scoach Switzerland Ltd
Scoach, a joint venture between SIX Group and Deutsche Börse AG, is a leading exchange for structured financial products. Scoach operates trading platforms in Zurich for Swiss market participants, as well as in Frankfurt for investors in Germany and the EU member states.
On Scoach Switzerland Ltd, only those products are traded that have completed the regulated listing procedure of SIX Swiss Exchange and fulfill clearly defined requirements with regard to investor protection. Trading is subject to strict rules that ensure transparent and fair dealings for all market participants. This regulated market vouches for the equal treatment of issuers and investors alike.
Speed of execution, fairness, transparency, security and innovativeness are the criteria by which we measure our success.
www.scoach.ch
In the segment equities incl. funds + ETSFs + ETPs, turnover rose by 14.7% to CHF 58.9 billion. At the same time, the number of trades fell slightly by 0.9% to 2,552,391. The number of trades increased in all other segments. Turnover in the second-largest segment, bonds CHF, was up 6.0% at CHF 19.0 billion, with the number of trades rising by 11.1% to 51,807. The ETFs segment also posted strong growth: turnover was 18.6% higher at CHF 7.6 billion, while there was a 2.9% increase in the number of trades to 72,052. Turnover in the structured products and warrants segment was down 10.2% at CHF 2.9 billion, but the number of trades was 4.2% above the month-back figure at 91,876.
Overall, 3,794 new structured products and warrants were admitted to trading in February 2012, 22.8% fewer than in January, whereas the number of new bonds CHF admitted was 94.4% higher than in January at 35.
The leading equity indices also trended higher in February 2012. The SMI® blue-chip index stood at 6,109.9 points at the end of February (up 2.3% month-on-month and up 2.9% on its end-2011 level). The SLI Swiss Leader Index®, meanwhile, reached 935.3 points (up 2.9% month-on-month and up 6.7% on its end-2011 level), the broader SPI® 5,584.3 points (up 3.2% month-on-month and up 4.5% on its end-2011 level). The SBI® AAA-BBB Total Return stood at 121.8 points (up 0.5% month-on-month and up 1.3% on its end-2011 level).
Scoach Switzerland Ltd
Scoach, a joint venture between SIX Group and Deutsche Börse AG, is a leading exchange for structured financial products. Scoach operates trading platforms in Zurich for Swiss market participants, as well as in Frankfurt for investors in Germany and the EU member states.
On Scoach Switzerland Ltd, only those products are traded that have completed the regulated listing procedure of SIX Swiss Exchange and fulfill clearly defined requirements with regard to investor protection. Trading is subject to strict rules that ensure transparent and fair dealings for all market participants. This regulated market vouches for the equal treatment of issuers and investors alike.
Speed of execution, fairness, transparency, security and innovativeness are the criteria by which we measure our success.
www.scoach.ch
Über die SIX Group AG
SIX Swiss Exchange is a leading regulated securities exchange in Europe and unrivalled in the life science area. As a key pillar of the Swiss financial sector's infrastructure, it is an ideal listing location and helps create the best possible trading conditions, connecting investors, issuers and participants from across the world. It forms the efficient and transparent reference market for trading in its attractive segments of equities, bonds, ETFs, ETPs and securitised derivatives (via Scoach). It invests continually in high-performance exchange technology. Its trading platform supports multiple currencies and features an impressive selection of modular connection options as well as low latency and high capacity. As a reliable, well connected and highly engaged partner, SIX Swiss Exchange enables the success of its customers.
www.six-swiss-exchange.com SIX Swiss Exchange is a subsidiary of SIX Group. On a worldwide scale, SIX Group offers first-rate services in the areas of securities trading, clearing and settlement, as well as financial market information and payment transactions.
www.six-group.com
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