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ARTICLE · 03 JUNE 1995

Facts and Figures 1994 - Listings

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Number of securities officially listed
	Official Market		Official		Total
				Parrallel Market *

			1993	1994  1993   1994    1993   1994 
Dutch Bonds    		746    	746	2      -      748    746
Foreign bonds  		156    	161		-     156    161
Dutch shares		203    	233    	36      1     239    234
Foreign shares		242    	231	1       1     243    232
Dutch shares in	
investment companies  	116   	152     33	2     149    154
Foreign shares in
investment companies    27    	46      2	1      29     47
Total			1490   1569   	74      5     1564   1574
Number of companies
with listed shares
Domestic		245  	317    69     	3      314     320
Foreign			224  	215	3       2      227     217
Total			469  	532	72      5      541     537

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