Unreferenced date December 2009 Orphan date December 2009 Sicovam , an acronym for Soci t Interprofessionnelle pour la Compensation des Valeurs Mobili res , is both a security identifier system used to identify France French securities listed on French stock exchange s, as well as the company set up to assign them. Sicovam was merged into the European wide Euroclear and as of July 1, 2003 SICOVAMs are no longer issued, ISIN s being used instead. Description Sicovams consist of a six digit identifier, assigned by the Sicovam group by hand in order of issue. For instance, Alcatel was assigned 13000 . Sicovams could be directly converted to ISINs as with other older systems, including CUSIP and SEDOL . To do so the number was padded out with three zeros on the front, then the country code FR was added to the front and the ISIN check digit to the end. Category Security identifier types de Soci t Interprofessionnelle pour la Compensation des Valeurs Mobili res fr Soci t interprofessionnelle pour la compensation des valeurs mobili res ... more details
Unreferenced date August 2009 The Zhonghuan Cup is a Go competitions Go competition sponsored by Zhonghuan Zhonghuan Corporation of Taiwan and JPMorgan Chase . Unlike other finals that have a best of three format, this has only one game. The winner s purse is 2,000,000 TD 62,700 . Winners & runners up class wikitable Winner Runner up Years Played flagicon South Korea Park Young Hoon flagicon Taiwan O Rissei 1st Zhonghuan Cup 2004 flagicon South Korea Choi Cheol han flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 2nd Zhonghuan Cup 2005 flagicon South Korea Lee Chang ho flagicon South Korea Park Jungsang 3rd Zhonghuan Cup 2007 International go titles Category Go competitions ja zh ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 The China Korea New Pro Wang is a Go competitions Go competition . Outline The China Korea New Pro Wang is a tournament where players under the age of 25 from China and Korea compete. Past winners class wikitable Player Years Held Flagicon South Korea Mok Jin seok 1998 Flagicon South Korea Kim Mansoo 1999 Flagicon China Liu Shizhen 2000 Flagicon China Gu Li 2001, 2005 Flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 2002 Flagicon China Kong Jie 2003 Flagicon China Qiu Jun 2004 Category Go competitions Go stub ja zh ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 The KBS Cup is a Go competitions Go competition . Outline The KBS Cup is sponsored by Korean Broadcasting System KBS . From 1980 to 2003, the tournament was named the KBS Baduk Wang , but was recently renamed to the KBS Cup. The main tournament consists of 16 players who compete in a knockout tournament. There is a winner s and a loser s round to decide the challenger. The thinking time is 5 minutes with byo yomi . The final is a best of 3 match. Past winners class wikitable Player Titles Years Held Cho Hunhyun 12 1980, 1981, 1984 1987, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1996, 1997, 1999 Lee Chang ho 11 1988, 1991, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009 Seo Bongsoo 1 1983 Yoo Changhyuk 1 1995 Mok Jin seok 1 2000 Song Tae Kon 1 2003 Lee Sedol 1 2006 Park Jung Hwan 1 2010 Final Results class wikitable Volume Year Winners Score Runners up 29 2010 Park Jung Hwan 2 x 0 Paek Hongsuk 28 2009 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 0 Kang Dongyun 27 2008 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 1 Lee Sedol 26 2007 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 1 Cho Hanseung 25 2006 Lee Sedol 2 x 0 Choi Cheol han 24 2005 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 0 Yoo Changhyuk 23 2004 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 0 Cho Hanseung 22 2003 Song Tae Kon 2 x 0 Park Byeongkyu 21 2002 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 1 Lee Sanghun 20 2001 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 0 Lee Sedol 19 2000 Mok Jin seok 2 x 1 Lee Chang Ho 18 1999 Cho Hunhyun 2 x 0 Lee Chang Ho 17 1998 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 0 Jung SooHyun 16 1997 Cho Hunhyun 2 x 0 Lee Chang Ho 15 1996 Cho Hunhyun 2 x 1 Lee Chang Ho 14 1995 Yoo Changhyuk 2 x 0 Lee Chang Ho 13 1994 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 0 Cho Hunhyun not held 1993 12 1992 Cho Hunhyun 2 x 0 Yoo Changhyuk 11 1991 Lee Chang Ho 2 x 1 Cho Hunhyun 10 1990 Cho Hunhyun ? x ? ??? 9 1989 Cho Hunhyun 2 x 1 Seo Nungwuk 8 1988 Lee Chang Ho ? x ? ??? 7 1987 Cho Hunhyun 2 x 0 Seo Bongsoo 6 1986 Cho Hunhyun ? x ? ??? 5 1985 Cho Hunhyun ? x ? ??? 4 1984 Cho Hunhyun ? x ? ??? 3 1983 Seo Bongsoo ? x ? ??? not held 1982 2 1981 Cho Hunhyun ? x ? ??? 1 1980 Cho Hunhyun ? x ? ??? External links http senseis.xmp.ne ... more details
Financial markets The Market Identification Code MIC ISO 10383 is a unique identification code used to identify securities trading exchanges, regulated and non regulated trading markets. For example, trades that are executed on the US NASDAQ market are identified using MIC code XNAS . The MIC is defined in ISO 10383 ref http www.iso15022.org MIC homepageMIC.htm ISO 10383 ref by International Organization for Standardization ISO ref http www.iso15022.org International Organization for Standardization ISO ref . The MIC is used to identify the trading market in various communications like trade processing, settlement and other automated processes. http www.iso15022.org MIC ISO10383 MIC v1 80.pdf The complete list of Market Identification Codes Notes reflist See also List of finance topics International Securities Identifying Number SEDOL CUSIP Ticker symbol Category Financial markets Category Finance Category Security identifier types ... more details
The 6th Ing Cup began on 30 April 2008 and concluded on 23 April 2009. Choi Cheol han won the title, beating Lee Chang ho 3 1 in the finals. The main tournament featured 24 players China 10 Chang Hao , Gu Li , Hu Yaoyu , Kong Jie , Liu Xing , Peng Quan , Piao Wenyao , Wang Lei Go Wang Lei , Xie He Go Xie He , Zhou Heyang Korea 6 Choi Cheol han , Lee Chang ho , Lee Sedol , Lee Younggu , Pak Yeong hun , Song Tae Kon Japan 4 Cho Chikun , O Meien , Takao Shinji , Yamashita Keigo Taiwan 2 Cho U , Zhou Junxun North America 1 Jiang Mingjiu Europe 1 Catalin Taranu Chang Hao, Lee Chang ho, Kong Jie, Zhou Heyang, Choi Cheol han, Song Tae Kon, O Meien, and Peng Quan were given first round byes. ref name igokisen cite web url http igokisen.web.fc2.com ig.html title 6th Ing Cup publisher igokisen.web.fc2.com accessdate 14 June 2011 ref Tournament Round16 Date Place Team 1 Score 1 Team 2 Score 2 round of 16 2 May flagicon Japan Cho Chikun 1 flagicon China Chang Hao 0 2 May flagicon China Xie He Go Xie He 0 flagicon South Korea Lee Chang ho 1 2 May flagicon China Wang Lei Go Wang Lei 0 flagicon China Kong Jie 1 2 May flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 1 flagicon China Zhou Heyang 0 2 May flagicon China Gu Li 0 flagicon South Korea Choi Cheol han 1 2 May flagicon China Piao Wenyao 1 flagicon South Korea Song Tae Kon 0 2 May flagicon China Liu Xing 1 flagicon Japan O Meien 0 2 May flagicon South Korea Pak Yeong hun 1 flagicon China Peng Quan 0 quarter finals 4 May Cho Chikun 0 Lee Chang ho 1 4 May Kong Jie 0 Lee Sedol 1 4 May Choi Cheol han 1 Piao Wenyao 0 4 May Liu Xing 1 Pak Yeong hun 0 semi finals 23 27 September Lee Chang ho 2 Lee Sedol 0 23 27 September Choi Cheol han 2 Liu Xing 0 final 3 March 23 April Lee Chang ho 1 Choi Cheol han 3 3rd place 3rdplace no Finals class toccolours border 1 cellpadding 4 cellspacing 0 style border collapse collapse margin 0 width 150 center Player width 70 center 1 width 70 center 2 width 70 center 3 width 70 center 4 width 70 center 5 width 70 cente ... more details
The Chunwon Korean language Korean , Hanja is a Go competitions Go competition in Korea . The winner of the Chunwon goes on to play the winner of the Chinese equivalent the Tianyuan Go Tianyuan , in the annual China Korea Tengen competition. ref cite web title China Korea Tengen url http senseis.xmp.net ?ChinaKoreaTengen publisher Sensei s Library accessdate 20 August 2011 ref Outline The Chunwon Cup is the equivalent to the Tengen Go Tengen in Japan . This tournament replaced the Baccus Cup . The sponsors are Far East Pharmaceuticals and Daily Economic Newspaper . The komidashi komi is 6.5 points. The time limits are 5 hours in the final, 4 in the main knockout, and 3 in the preliminaries. The winner s purse is 20,000,000 17,000 . ref name gogameworld cite web url http www.gogameworld.com gophp pg titlelist detail.php?title Chunwon 20Title title Go Tournament Chunwon Title publisher gogameworld.com accessdate 1 June 2011 ref Past winners and runners up class wikitable style text align center Year Winner Score Runner up 1st Chunwon 1996 Yoo Changhyuk 3 2 Cho Hunhyun 2nd Chunwon 1997 Lee Chang ho 3 0 Choi Myung Hoon 3rd Chunwon 1998 Lee Chang ho 3 1 Choi Myung Hoon 4th Chunwon 1999 Lee Chang ho 3 0 Seo Bongsoo 5th Chunwon 2000 Lee Sedol 3 0 Yoo Jaehung 6th Chunwon 2001 Pak Yeong hun 3 1 Yoon Seounghyun 7th Chunwon 2002 Song Tae Kon 3 2 Cho Hunhyun 8th Chunwon 2003 Choi Cheol han 3 1 Won Seung jin 9th Chunwon 2004 Choi Choel han 3 0 An Dalhun 10th Chunwon 2005 Ko Geuntae 3 2 Pak Yeong hun 11th Chunwon 2006 Cho Hanseung 3 1 Lee Sedol 12th Chunwon 2007 Won Seungjin 1 0 Kang Dongyun 13th Chunwon 2008 Kang Dongyun 3 2 Lee Sedol 14th Chunwon 2009 Park Junghwan Go player Park Junghwan 3 0 Kim Jiseok 15th Chunwon 2010 Choi Cheol han 3 0 Lee Taehyun See also Tianyuan Go Tengen Go References reflist External links http senseis.xmp.net ?Cheonweon Sensei s Library http igokisen.web.fc2.com cw.html Igo Kisen last year s full results Korean go titles Category Go competition ... more details
The GS Caltex Cup Korean language Korean GS is a Go competitions Go competition . Outline The GS Caltex Cup replaced the LG Refined Oil Cup. It is sponsored by the GS Caltex Corporation and Daily Economic News . It currently has the biggest prize in South Korea . The main tournament is a 16 player knockout. The final is a best of 5. Komi is 6.5 points and the time limit is 4 hours each. The winner s purse is 50,000,000 Won 50,000 . ref name gogameworld cite web url http gogameworld.com gophp pg titlelist detail.php?title GS 20Caltex 20Cup title Go Tournament GS Caltex Cup publisher gogameworld.com accessdate 1 June 2011 ref Past winners and runners up class wikitable style text align center Year Winner Score Runner up 1st GS Caltex Cup 1996 Yoo Changhyuk 3 2 Cho Hunhyun 2nd GS Caltex Cup 1997 Lee Chang ho 3 0 Choi Myung Hoon 3rd GS Caltex Cup 1998 Lee Chang ho 3 0 Choi Myung Hoon 4th GS Caltex Cup 1999 Seo Bongsoo 3 2 Yoo Changhyuk 5th GS Caltex Cup 2000 Choi Myung Hoon 3 1 Rui Naiwei 6th GS Caltex Cup 2001 Lee Chang ho 3 0 Choi Myung Hoon 7th GS Caltex Cup 2002 Lee Sedol 3 1 Choi Myung Hoon 8th GS Caltex Cup 2003 Lee Chang ho 3 0 Cho Hanseung 9th GS Caltex Cup 2004 Lee Chang ho 3 0 Pak Yeong hun 10th GS Caltex Cup 2005 Lee Chang ho 2 1 Choi Cheol han 11th GS Caltex Cup 2006 Lee Sedol 3 0 Choi Cheol han 12th GS Caltex Cup 2007 Lee Sedol 2 0 Pak Yeong hun 13th GS Caltex Cup 2008 Pak Yeong hun 3 0 Won Seung jin 14th GS Caltex Cup 2009 Cho Hanseung 3 1 Pak Yeong hun 15th GS Caltex Cup 2010 Won Seungjin 3 1 Cho Hanseung 16th GS Caltex Cup 2011 Park Junghwan 3 0 Pak Yeong hun References reflist External links http igokisen.web.fc2.com gs.html Full tournament results for last years in English language English http senseis.xmp.net ?GSCaltexCup List of tournament winners in English language English Korean go titles DEFAULTSORT Gs Caltex Cup Category Go competitions Category GS Sports ko GS ja GS ru GS Caltex zh GS ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 The 9th LG Cup Go LG Cup featured 12 players from Flagicon South Korea South Korea Cho Hanseung , Cho Hunhyun , Choi Cheol han , Choi Won Yong , Kim Mansoo , Lee Chang ho , Lee Sedol , Mok Jin seok , Park Seunghyun , Song Tae Kon , Won Seong jin , Yoo Changhyuk 5 players from Flagicon Japan Japan Cho U , Hane Naoki , O Meien , O Rissei , Yamashita Keigo 4 players from Flagicon China China Gu Li , Kong Jie , Yu Bin , Zhou Heyang 1 player from Flagicon Taiwan Taiwan Zhou Junxun 1 player from Flagicon USA North America Jiang Mingjiu 1 player from Flagicon Europe Europe Franz Josef Dickhut Out of the 24 16 of which competed in the main tournament below , 2 players were given automatic berths. These were Lee Chang ho, the winner of the 8th LG Cup, and the runner up, Mok Jin seok. Knockout Stages Round16 Date Place Team 1 Score 1 Team 2 Score 2 round 16 Flagicon South Korea Yoo Changhyuk 1 Flagicon China Gu Li 0 Flagicon Japan Cho U 1 Flagicon South Korea Mok Jin seok 0 Flagicon Japan Yamashita Keigo 0 Flagicon South Korea Cho Hanseung 1 Flagicon South Korea Choi Cheol han 0 Flagicon China Kong Jie 1 Flagicon South Korea Park Seunghyun 0 Flagicon China Yu Bin 1 Flagicon South Korea Won Seong Jin 1 Flagicon South Korea Kim Man Soo 0 Flagicon South Korea Lee Chang ho 1 Flagicon Japan O Rissei 0 Flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 1 Flagicon USA Jiang Mingjiu 0 Yoo Changhyuk 0 Cho U 1 quarter finals Cho Hanseung 1 Kong Jie 0 Yu Bin 1 Won Seong jin 0 Lee Chang ho 1 Lee Sedol 0 Cho U 1 Cho Hanseung 0 Yu Bin 1 Lee Chang ho 0 final Cho U 3 Yu Bin 1 3rdplace no Final class wikitable Players Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Flagicon Japan Cho U Loss Won Won Won N.P. Flagicon China Yu Bin Won Loss Loss Loss N.P. LG Cup DEFAULTSORT Lg Cup 9 Category Go competitions ... more details
About a International Go tournament in South Korea a National Go tournament in South Korea BC Card Cup Korea s national championship Go tournament tournamentname BC Card Cup fullname BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship started 2009 sponsors BC Card prizemoney 300,000,000 South Korean Won Won br USD 268,000 affiliation Hanguk Kiwon BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship is an international Go competitions Go competition sponsored by South Korea s BC Card . The precursor to this tournament was South Korea s BC Card Cup Korea s national championship BC Card Cup . The BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship is an annual competition, and was first held in 2009. Player selection The players are picked as follows 3 players from KOR 2 players from CHN 2 players from JPN 1 player from TPE 2 wild card sports wild card players named by Hanguk Kiwon 54 preliminary tournament winners Format The format is a single knockout with 6.5 points komidashi komi . The time limit is 2 hour thinking time from 2010 , and the winner s purse is 300,000,000 Won 268,000 . In 2010 Gu Li was the defending champion, but lost in the round of 16 to An Choyoung by half a point with black, while leading in territory throughout the entire match. Lee Sedol and Chang Hao were the 2010 finalists. Lee held a 2 0 lead heading to the break on the 26th of April. The match resumed on the 27th. Lee was the victor, to win his 11th World Championship, and also his 23rd consecutive win after coming out of retirement. Chang had been seeking his fourth World Championship. Past winners and runners up class wikitable style text align center Year Winner Score Runner up 1st BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship 2009 Gu Li 3 1 Cho Hanseung 2nd BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship 2010 Lee Sedol 3 0 Chang Hao 3rd BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship 2011 Lee Sedol 3 2 Gu Li See also Portalbox Korea Strategy games Clear References Reflist External links http gogameguru.com tag bc card cup BC Card Cup at Go Game Guru Internationa ... more details
The 54th Guksu ran from 26 July 2010 to 14 February 2011. The defending champion was Lee Chang ho . Choi Cheol han won the right to challenge Chang ho for his title. Cheol han beat Chang ho three to one in the finals to claim the title. ref name igokisen cite web url http igokisen.web.fc2.com ks.html title 54 Kuksu National champion publisher igokisen.web.fc2.com accessdate 3 June 2011 ref Tournament Round16 Date Place Team 1 Score 1 Team 2 Score 2 round of 16 20 August Mok Jin seok 1 Ko Geuntae 0 16 August Kang Jisung 0 Lee Sedol 1 16 August Ryu Dongwan 0 Choi Cheol han 1 16 August Won Seung jin 1 Joo Hyeongwuk 0 26 July Yeom Junghoon 0 Hong Kipyo 1 31 August Lee Chungyu 0 Heo Yeongho 1 13 August Kim Jiseok 1 Yoo Jaesung 0 28 July Park Jinsol 0 An Hyungjun 1 quarter finals 17 September Mok Jin seok 0 Lee Sedol 1 12 November Choi Cheol han 1 Won Seung jin 0 17 September Hong Kipyo 0 Heo Yeongho 1 26 October Kim Jiseok 1 An Hyungjun 0 semi finals 9 December Lee Sedol 0 Choi Cheol han 1 24 November Heo Yeongho 0 Kim Jiseok 0 final 22 December 5 January Choi Cheol han 2 Kim Jiseok 1 3rd place 3rdplace no Finals class toccolours border 1 cellpadding 4 cellspacing 0 style border collapse collapse margin 0 width 125 center Player width 70 center 1 width 70 center 2 width 70 center 3 width 70 center 4 width 70 center 5 width 70 center T align center Lee Chang ho br Guksu W R 1 align center Choi Cheol han br Challenger W R B R W R 3 References reflist 2011 in go DEFAULTSORT Guksu 54 Category 2011 in go Category Go competitions Category History of go Go stub ... more details
round up january 18 24 kim yunyoung vs rui naiwei in female kuksu final lee sedol falls to mok jinseok ... vs. Rui Naiwei in Female Kuksu final Lee Sedol falls to Mok Jinseok in Maxim Cup Korea wins the Nongshim ... 03 world go news round up march 1 7 lee sedol advances to siptan semifinals cho u wins nec cup li ... WORLD GO NEWS ROUND UP March 1 7 Lee Sedol Advances to Siptan Semifinals Cho U Wins NEC Cup Li He Wins ... 5 Lee Sedol defeats Kang Yootaek in the finals of the 6th Siptan . 7 Pak Yeong hun wins the 12th ... Sedol defeats Gu Li in the finals of the 3rd BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship 3rd BC Card Cup . ref name bccard cite web url http www.usgo.org news 2011 05 lee sedol wins 3rd bc card cup title Lee Sedol Prevails in 5 Match Battle to Win BC Card Cup publisher usgo.org accessdate 21 June 2011 archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20110609053422 http www.usgo.org news 2011 05 lee sedol wins 3rd ... . 18 Iyama Yuta defeats Gu Li and Lee Sedol to win the 1st Bosai Cup . ref name bosai cite web url ... Zhou Junxun wins the 11th Donggang Cup against Xiao Zhenghao . 30 Lee Sedol wins the 8th Chunlan Cup , defeating Xie He Go Xie He 2 1. ref name chunlan cite web url http gogameguru.com lee sedol wins 8th chunlan cup title Lee Sedol wins 8th Chunlan Cup publisher gogameguru.com accessdate 1 July 2011 ... flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 3 2 flagicon China Gu Li 15th LG Cup LG Cup flagicon China Piao Wenyao ... China Gu Li 8th Chunlan Cup Chunlan Cup flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 2 1 flagicon China Xie ... Mok Jin seok 1 br Lee Sedol 2 br Choi Cheol han 4 br Park Seunghwa 2nd Qionglong Cup Qionglong Cup ... 39th Myungin Myungin Pak Yeong hun 3 1 Paek Hongsuk 6th Siptan Siptan Lee Sedol 2 1 Kang Yootaek 16th ... more details
Lee Sedol 2 0 Flagicon China Wang Xi 10th Samsung Cup 2005 Flagicon China Luo Xihe 2 1 Flagicon South ... Chang ho 12th Samsung Cup 2007 Flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 2 1 Flagicon South Korea Pak Yeong hun 13th Samsung Cup 2008 Flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 2 0 Flagicon China Kong Jie 14th Samsung Cup 2009 ... more details
A National Securities Identifying Number or NSIN is a generic nine digit alpha numeric code which identifies a fungible security finance security . The NSIN is issued by a national numbering agency NNA designated for that country. Regional substitute NNAs have been allocated the task of functioning as NNAs in those countries where NNAs have not yet been established. NSINs are used as part of the makeup of a product s International Securities Identifying Number ISIN . Sample NNA and NSIN designations In the United States and Canada the NNA is the CUSIP Services Bureau and the NSIN is the CUSIP . In the United Kingdom , the NNA is the London Stock Exchange and the NSIN is the SEDOL . In France , the NNA is Euroclear France and the NSIN used to be the Sicovam . As of July 1, 2003 SICOVAMs are no longer issued, ISIN s being used instead. In Germany , the NNA is Wertpapier Mitteilungen and the NSIN is the Wertpapierkennummer WKN . In Switzerland , the NNA is SIX Financial Information and the NSIN is the Valoren Valor Number See also CUSIP ISO 6166 ISO 10383 ISO 10962 International Securities Identifying Number National numbering agency External links http www.anna nna.com ANNA Directory Numbering Agencies for all participating countries Category Financial regulation Category Security identifier types ... more details
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Unreferenced date December 2009 Other Guksu disambiguation The Guksu Korean language Korean , Hanja is a Go competitions Go competition in South Korea . Outline The Guksu is a Go competition held by the Hanguk Kiwon , and sponsored by The Dong a Ilbo . It is the longest running competition in South Korea. Even though it is no longer the largest tournament in terms of prize money, many people still consider the Guksu title Guksu literally means hand of the nation or the best player in the country to be the most prestigious of all Korean titles, especially given its long tradition. The white Ho Sun Komi, in Japanese is 6.5 points, which is a compensation handicap given to the white stone player for starting after the black stone player. In the preliminaries, players are given 3 hours to play their matches. In the knockout league, players are given 4 hours, and in the final title match players are given 5 hours. The winner s prize is 40 million KRW appr. 37,000, . Past winners class wikitable Year Player 1956 Cho Namchul 1957 Cho Namchul 1958 Cho Namchul 1959 Cho Namchul 1960 Cho Namchul 1961 Cho Namchul 1962 Cho Namchul 1963 Cho Namchul 1964 Cho Namchul 1965 Kim In 1966 Kim In 1967 Kim In 1968 Kim In 1969 Kim In 1970 Kim In 1971 Yun Kihyeon 1972 Yun Kihyeon 1973 Ha Chanseok 1974 Ha Chanseok 1975 Competition not held 1976 Cho Hun hyeon 1977 Cho Hun hyeon 1978 Cho Hun hyeon 1979 Cho Hun hyeon 1980 Cho Hun hyeon 1981 Cho Hun hyeon 1982 Cho Hun hyeon 1983 Cho Hun hyeon 1984 Cho Hun hyeon 1985 Cho Hun hyeon 1986 Seo Bongsoo 1987 Seo Bongsoo 1988 Cho Hun hyeon 1989 Cho Hun hyeon 1990 Lee Chang ho 1991 Cho Hun hyeon 1992 Cho Hun hyeon 1993 Lee Chang ho 1994 Lee Chang ho 1995 Lee Chang ho 1996 Lee Chang ho 1997 Lee Chang ho 1998 Cho Hun hyeon 1999 Rui Naiwei 2000 Cho Hun hyeon 2001 Lee Chang ho 2002 Lee Chang ho 2003 Choi Cheol han 2004 Choi Cheol han 2005 Lee Chang ho 2006 Yun Jun sang 2007 Lee Sedol 2008 Lee Sedol 2009 Lee Chang ho 2010 Choi Cheol han See also Honinb ... more details
The 55th Guksu has been won by Cho Hanseung , who defeated the defending champion Choi Cheol han 3 2. ref name igokisen cite web url http igokisen.web.fc2.com kr ks.html title 55th Kuksu National champion publisher igokisen.web.fc2.com ref Title Match class wikitable style text align center Status Name 1st round 2nd round 3rd round 4th round 5th round Final Result 17 October 25 October 8 November 14 November 16 November Title Holder Choi Cheol han B R B R 2 Challenger Cho Hanseung B R B R B 1.5 3 Challenger Tournament updated 10 January 2012. Round16 Date Place Team 1 Score 1 Team 2 Score 2 round of 16 20 June Lee Sedol W R Kim Jiseok B 21 June Yun Junsang W Cho Hanseung B R 23 June Kang Dongyun W R Baek Hongsuk B 20 June Lee Jihyun B Kang Yootaek W R 21 June Park Junghwan W R Kim Dongho B 30 June Lee Changho B R Hong Sungji W 7 May Heo Yeongho W R Hong Kipyo B 23 June Ko Geuntae B Won Sungjin W R quarterfinals 27 July Lee Sedol W Cho Hanseung B R 26 July Kang Dongyun W R Kang Yootaek B 26 July Park Junghwan W R Lee Changho B 27 July Heo Yeongho W Won Sungjin B R semifinals 9 August Cho Hanseung B R Kang Dongyun W 19 August Park Junghwan B Won Sungjin W 0.5 3rd place 6,19 September Cho Hanseung 2 Won Sungjin 0 3rdplace no References reflist 2011 in go DEFAULTSORT Guksu 55 Category 2011 in go Category Go competitions Category History of go Go stub ... more details
25 25 Park Jungsang defeats Lee Sedol by resignation in the first game of the Maxim Cup . January ... final. The match was held in Aizuwakamatsu , Japan. 8 Lee Sedol defeats Park Jungsang by resignation ... Sedol defeats Park Jungsang by resignation in the third and final game of the Maxim Cup . This became ... in Gifu, Gifu Gifu , Japan . June 14 14 Lee Sedol defeats Chen Yaoye by resignation in the final of the 19th Asian TV Cup . Sedol moved up to sixth on the all time Korean title win list, while Chen Yaoye ... Winner Score Challenger br Runner up 12th GS Caltex Cup Lee Sedol &mdash &mdash 41st Wangwi Lee Chang ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 The 11th LG Cup Go LG Cup professional Go board game Go tournament was won by Zhou Junxun . It featured 13 players from Flagicon South Korea South Korea Cho Hanseung , Cho Hunhyun , Choi Cheol han , Choi Myung Hoon , Hong Minpyo , Jin Siyoung , Kim Dong Hee , Ko Geuntae , Lee Chang ho , Lee Sedol , Park Seunghyun , Park Young Hoon , Yun Junsang 11 players from Flagicon People s Republic of China People s Republic of China Chang Hao , Chen Yaoye , Ding Wei , Gu Li , Hu Yaoyu , Huang Yizhong , Wang Lei Go Wang Lei , Wang Xi , Xie He Go Xie He , Yu Bin , Zhou Heyang 6 players from Flagicon Japan Japan Cho Chikun , Ko Iso , Kono Rin , So Yokoku , Takao Shinji , Yamashita Keigo 2 players from Flagicon Taiwan Taiwan Lin Zhihan , Zhou Junxun Two of the 30 players were given automatic berths, Gu Li, who won the 10th LG Cup , and runner up for the 10th LG Cup, Chen Yaoye. Tournament Round16 Date Place Team 1 Score 1 Team 2 Score 2 round 16 15 May Seoul Flagicon People s Republic of China Gu Li Holder 1 Flagicon South Korea Park Young Hoon 0 15 May Seoul Flagicon South Korea Ko Geuntae 1 Flagicon People s Republic of China Wang Xi 0 15 May Seoul Flagicon Taiwan Lin Zhihan 1 Flagicon Japan So Yokoku 0 15 May Seoul Flagicon People s Republic of China Zhou Heyang 0 Flagicon South Korea Hong Minpyo 1 15 May Seoul Flagicon Japan Ko Iso 0 Flagicon Taiwan Zhou Junxun 1 15 May Seoul Flagicon People s Republic of China Wang Lei Go Wang Lei 0 Flagicon Japan Takao Shinji 1 15 May Seoul Flagicon South Korea Lee Sedol 1 Flagicon People s Republic of China Chang Hao 0 15 May Seoul Flagicon People s Republic of China Xie He Go Xie He 1 Flagicon South Korea Jin Siyoung 0 17 May Seoul Gu Li 1 Ko Geuntae 0 quarter finals 17 May Seoul Lin Zhihan 0 Hong Minpyo 1 17 May Seoul Zhou Junxun 1 Takao Shinji 0 17 May Seoul Lee Sedol 0 Xie He 1 31 October Pusan Gu Li 0 Hong Minpyo 0 30 October Pusan Zhou Junxun 1 Xie He 0 final 13 February Pusan Hong Minpyo 0 Zhou Junxun ... more details
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Unreferenced date December 2009 About a national Go tournament in South Korea an international Go tournament in South Korea BC Card Cup World Baduk Championship Go tournament tournamentname BC Card Cup fullname BC Card Cup started 1990 sponsors BC Card prizemoney 20,000,000 South Korean Won Won USD 21,000 affiliation Hanguk Kiwon The BC Card Cup is a Go competitions Go competition in South Korea . Outline The BC Card Cup is a tournament for 20 young players. It is a Go board game Go title in South Korea, the equivalent to the Shinjin O title in Japan . The tournament first started in 1990, and is still in existence after 17 years. In order to get to the final, you must win 19 games. If you lose, you are out of the tournament. The holder of the title only plays one game, in which he needs to win to enter the final of the tournament. Once the final tournament starts, it s a knockout tournament. Players with the best record in the preliminaries are seeded into the 2nd round. The players get 3 hours in total to play each game, and the komidashi komi is 6.5 points. Past winners class wikitable Player Years Held Cho Hunhyun 1990, 1995 Lee Chang ho 1991 1994, 1996 Mok Jin seok 1997 Kim Mansu 1998 Lee Sang Hoon 1999 Cho Hanseung 2001 Lee Sedol 2002 Song Tae Kon 2003 An Choyoung 2004 Park Young Hoon 2005 Heo Young ho 2006 Won Seong jin 2007 See also Portalbox Korea Strategy games Clear References Reflist External links DEFAULTSORT Bc Card Cup Korea s National Championship Category Go competitions BC Card Cup ja BC ru BC Card zh BC ... more details
The Siptan Korean language Korean , Hanja is a Go competitions Go competition . Outline The Siptan is sponsored by Wonik Corporation and the Hanguk Kiwon . The format is hayago blitz with 10 minutes total and 40 seconds for byo yomi . The final is decided in a best of 3 match. The winner s purse is 25,000,000 Won 26,000 . It is the Korean equivalent of the Japanese Judan Go Judan title. ref name gogameworld cite web url http gogameworld.com gophp pg titlelist detail.php?title Sibdang 20Cup title Go Tournament Sibdang Cup publisher gogameworld.com accessdate 1 June 2011 ref Past winners and runners up class wikitable style text align center Year Winner Score Runner up 1st Siptan 2005 Lee Chang ho 2 1 Pak Yeong hun 2nd Siptan 2006 An Choyoung 2 1 Paek Hongsuk 3rd Siptan 2007 Lee Chang ho 2 0 Mok Jin seok 4th Siptan 2008 Park Junghwan Go player Park Junghwan 2 0 Paek Hongsuk 5th Siptan 2009 Park Junghwan 2 1 Lee Chang ho 6th Siptan 2010 Lee Sedol 2 1 Kang Yootaek See also Judan Go Judan References reflist External links http senseis.xmp.net ?Siptan Sensei s Library http igokisen.web.fc2.com st.html Igo Kisen last years full results Korean go titles Category Go competitions ja ... more details
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust TEMIT lse TEM SEDOL 0882929, ISIN GB0008829292 is the UK s largest global emerging markets investment trust , capitalised at 1.8 billion, and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index . It aims to find stocks that are cheaper than their real value and is not limited by market trends, country or industry sector. Since its launch on 12 June 1989, to 30 June 2010 the trust has produced Sterling annualised returns of 15.0 vs. 11.4 from its benchmark, the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. ref name FS100630 Franklin Templeton TEMIT http www.franklintempleton.co.uk ft ftt?page temit Factsheet 30 June 2010 ref The investment management is conducted by the UK subsidiary of Franklin Templeton Investments , Franklin Templeton Investment Management Limited under Dr. Mark Mobius. ref name FS100630 The general policy of the trust is to be fully invested and although the trust is primarily a vehicle for capital growth, the board s policy is to have a relatively full distribution of the company s revenues. ref name AR090430 Franklin Templeton TEMIT Statement of Annual Results Year to 30 April 2009 ref Significant shareholders As of 30 June 2010 ref name FS100630 City of London 12.14 br Lazard Asset Management LLC Group 5.53 br Legal & General Investment Management 3.90 br Rensberg Sheppards 3.45 br Templeton Investment Plan 3.45 br References reflist 2 FTSE 250 Index constituents Category Investment trusts of the United Kingdom ... more details
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