STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 1, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Mangold Fondkommission AB becomes a new cash member of the Stockholm Stock Exchange and will start trading in the SAXESS trading system as of June 1, using the abbreviation MGF.
Mangold, domiciled in Stockholm, is a brokerage firm with focus on small and mid sized listed companies. The company's business concept is to provide financial services within the areas of issuer services, corporate finance and share trading.
"Being a member of the Stockholm Stock Exchange gives both a quality guarantee and the opportunity to offer additional services to our clients," said Julius Hefte, CEO Mangold Fondkommission.
"We warmly welcome Mangold Fondkommission to Stockholm Stock Exchange," says Jenny Rosberg, President of Cash market Sweden, OMX Exchanges.
Including Mangold Fondkommission AB, the Stockholm Stock Exchange has now 68 cash market trading members.
About OMX Exchanges
OMX is a leading partner for more efficient securities transactions. OMX consists of two divisions: OMX Technology and OMX Exchanges. Through the OMX Exchanges division, OMX owns and operates the equity and derivatives exchanges in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius as well as the central securities depositories in Estonia and Latvia. Through OMX Exchanges, OMX offers access to approximately 80 percent of the Nordic and Baltic Securities market. For more information please visit www.omxgroup.com.
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