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LOM (Holdings) Limited led the way as three stocks advanced on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday. Shares in LOM improved by $0.35 (10.93 percent) to close at $3.55 on a traded volume of 600. Also improving in value was BF&M Ltd, with a $0.94 (6.73...

Butterfield Bank fell 1.6 percent in heavy trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. The bank slipped two cents to $1.23 on the trading of 172,600 shares. The bank has attracted some strong trading activity since reporting a $207 million...

One hundred thousand Butterfield Bank shares traded yesterday on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX). The bank, which lost more than $200 million last year, remained unchanged on $1.25. The bank’s preference shares also traded, rising $10, or 0.8 percen...

Butterfield Bank climbed 0.8 percent in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading yesterday to push the local stock market higher. The bank, which declared a $207.6 million loss for 2010 after the market closed, gained one cent to close the day on $1.22, as 28,...

The stock market charge continues. The S&P 500 has now doubled from its lows set in March of 2009 and we have witnessed the biggest stock-market rally since 1936. The recent quarter also looks very encouraging. More US companies are exceeding sales ...

The Royal Gazette / Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) Index fell 27.29 points, or 2.4 percent, last week to close on 1,117.54. Butterfield Bank fell 2.4 percent, or three cents, to $1.22 on the trading of 22,200 shares over the five days. It was also a do...

HONG KONG (Bloomberg) HSBC Holdings Plc recommended investors avoid China’s stocks until at least June because the government will announce more policy measures to cool inflation. “We wouldn’t advise buying equities until we’re clear of signs of infl...

No shares traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. The Royal Gazette/ BSX Index ended the week on 1,144.82. The BSX Insurance Index of the Island’s international insurers fell three points, or 0.28 percent, to 1,054 points.

As always in life, there may be unintended consequences to otherwise well-intended actions. This axiom has been proved again and again in the financial industry. Use of the new Leveraged and Inverse ETFs has resulted in blow-ups in trading on the S&P...