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Making the Johannesburg Stock Exchange a Global Player
“The JSE, for eight years in a row now, was rated number one, two or three in the world by the World Economic Forum for the quality of financial market regulation.” The Johannesburg Stock Exchange...
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Making the Johannesburg Stock Exchange a Global Player
“The JSE, for eight years in a row now, was rated number one, two or three in the world by the World Economic Forum for the quality of financial market regulation.” The Johannesburg Stock Exchange...
Montréal Exchange’s CEO Focused on Structural Adjustments
“The world is looking to trade more and more Canada and the fact that we’re ...
Osaka Exchange’s CEO Discusses Its Global Footprint
“Our priority is to diversify our investor base. About 70 percent of our inves...
LSE Working On More Italian Derivatives Growth
“We are also working and in close contact with the clearinghouse, because one ...
LME Working To Get Exchange Structure Right
“I think we have to be honest that no market structure is going to be the opti...
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It’s time to brace for ‘market turmoil’, warns JPMorgan; Goldman Sachs’ pre-earnings opt
Observations & Insight Making the Johannesburg Stock Exchange a Global Player JohnLothianNews.com “The JSE, for eight years in a row now, was rated number one, two or three in the world by t...
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Vela to Expand Trading Technology Capabilities with OptionsCity Acquisition; Bond Traders Double Dow
Observations & Insight LSE Working On More Italian Derivatives Growth JohnLo...
Market Volatility Has Vanished Around the World; How S&P 500 options may be used to manipulate
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A Kansas Investment Firm Spurring Change on Wall Street; Academics Clash Over VIX Bragging Rights; I
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Instinet LLC, owned by Nomura Holdings Inc., is buying State Street Corp.’s dark pool, BlockCross ATS. The deal is expected to close in July or August.