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The Stock Exchange announces BSS rollout

Market Operations
07 Nov 2000

The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong will introduce the first batch of Broker Supplied Systems (BSS) of AMS/3, the Third Generation Automatic Order Matching and Execution System, on 10 November (Friday).

Thirty-four Exchange Participants have confirmed their systems and operations are ready for the rollout.

BSS are trading facilities developed by Exchange Participants or vendors that enable Exchange Participants to provide electronic trading services to investors through the Internet, mobile phones, and other electronic channels.

About half of the 34 Exchange Participants said they would accept investors' orders through the Internet, mobile phones or other electronic channels connecting to BSS at the date of launch, while others might provide fully electronic securities trading services at a later date. Investors should note that the service levels of different BSS brokers may vary and should enquire with their own brokers about the service levels.

The Stock Exchange has required all BSS brokers to develop contingency plans in the event of BSS failure and Exchange Participants are responsible for informing their clients of trading arrangements if their system fails.

A list of Exchange Participants who have declared their BSS and operations are ready for rollout is enclosed for your reference.

The Stock Exchange is launching AMS/3 in phases. All on-floor and off-floor trading terminals were converted to AMS/3 trading terminals on 23 October. Pilot Multi-workstation Systems were also introduced on 23 October. The Order Routing System (ORS) developed by the Stock Exchange to take investors' orders through electronic channels is expected to be introduced early next year.

As a prudent measure, the Stock Exchange has developed contingency plans and in the event of an AMS/3 primary system failure trading will be conducted through the AMS/3 backup system. However, the arrangements for falling back from AMS/3 to AMS/2 are no longer needed as the two-week AMS/3 stabilisation period has ended.

Broker Supplied Systems (BSS)
List of Exchange Participants to launch BSS on 10 November 2000

Broker Name(by alphabetical order)

Broker Firm ID

1 B.N.P. Securities (Hong Kong) Ltd 1361
2 BOCI Securities Ltd 1130
3 Celestial Securities Ltd 1119
4 Cheer Pearl Investment Ltd 1421
5 Cheung's Securities Brokers Ltd 1563
6 Chong Hing Securities Ltd 1183
7 Chow Sang Sang Securities Ltd 1137
8 CLSA Ltd 1138
9 Core Pacific - Yamaichi Securities (HK) Ltd 1413
10 Credit Suisse First Boston (Hong Kong) Securities Ltd 1491
11 Dao Heng Securities Ltd 1209
12 Delta Asia Securities Ltd 1356
13 Deutsche Securities Asia Ltd 1323
14 East Asia Securities Co Ltd 1118
15 GC Securities Ltd 1544
16 Goldride Securities Ltd 1501
17 Hang Seng Securities Ltd 1284
18 HSBC Broking Securities (Hong Kong) Ltd 1089
19 Jardine Fleming Broking Ltd 1110
20 Karl-Thomson Securities Co Ltd 1514
21 KGI Securities (Hong Kong) Ltd 1610
22 Kleinwort Benson Securities (Asia) Ltd 1409
23 Macquarie Equities (Asia) Ltd 1554
24 Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Hong Kong Securities Ltd 1274
25 Nomura Securities (HK) Ltd 1330
26 Oriental Patron Securities Ltd 1510
27 Phillip Securities (HK) Ltd 1345
28 Roctec Securities Co Ltd 1246
29 SG Securities (HK) Ltd 1121
30 Shenyin Wanguo Securities (HK) Ltd 1115
31 Tai Fook Securities Co Ltd 1143
32 TD Waterhouse Securities Services (HK) Ltd 1683
33 Timber Hill Securities Hong Kong Ltd 1590
34 UBS Warburg Hong Kong Ltd 1161
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Updated 07 Nov 2000