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European ExerciseA feature of an option that stipulates that the option may only be exercised at its expiration. Therefore, there can be no early assignment with this type of option.European Exercise Similar MatchesEuropean, Australia, and Far East index (EAFE index)European, Australia, and Far East index (EAFE index)Stock index, computed by Stock index. European Association of Securities Dealers Automated QuotationEuropean Association of Securities Dealers Automated QuotationEASDAQ was set up in 1996 as a pan-European stock market for technology and growth stocks. It now has about 60 companies listed with an average market capitalisation of £350m.UK investors can buy shares in companies listed on EASDAQ through a registered European broker. They are listed on the EASDAQ website - http://www.easdaq.com. European Monetary System (EMS)European Monetary System (EMS)A system adopted by European Community members with the aim of promoting stability by limiting exchange-rate fluctuations. The system was originated in 1979 by the nine members of the European Community (EC). The EMS comprised three principal elements: the European Currency Unit (ECU), the monetary unit used in EC transactions; the Exchange Rate Mechanism, ERM, whereby those member states taking part agreed to maintain currency fluctuations within certain agreed limits; and the European Monetary Cooperation Fund, which issues the ECU and oversees the ERM. The 1992 Maastricht Treaty provided for the move to Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) , including a European Monetary Institute to coordinate the economic and monetary policy of the EU, a European Central Bank (ECB) to govern these policies, and the presentation of a single European currency. European Free Trade AssociationEuropean Free Trade AssociationAn association of countries (originally comprising Denmark, United Kingdom, Austria, Switzerland, Portugal and Sweden), formed in 1960 mainly to abolish trade barriers between members. European Monetary SystemEuropean Monetary SystemThe monetary system of the EC which attempts to reduce the currency variations between members. The EMS became operational on March 13th, 1979, as the successor to the 'snake in a tunnel'. Its aim was to create a zone of monetary stability in Europe. Its general principles were outlined at the Bremen Summit in July 1978, and the system was presented in detail at the Brussels Summit in December. The EMS consists of three mechanisms: the ERM; accounting and transaction mechanisms related to the ECU; and credit mechanisms to enable central banksı intervention in the currency markets. All the European Community countries belong to the EMS, although not all of them participate in the ERM. Further SuggestionsEuropean exchange rate mechanism (ERM)European Monetary Agreement European Economic Area European Currency Unit Central and Eastern European countries European Central Bank (ECB) European Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation (EASDAQ) European Communities New European Exchange (NEWEX) European Economic Community Single European Act European style option Single European Act European Union (EU) European Options Exchange (EOE) European Currency Unit (ECU) European style exercise European Monetary System European terms European Recovery Program European Payments Union European Community European option |
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