CBoT to launch $150m IPO

02 May 2005

Following a 99% shareholder vote in favour of demutualisation on 14 April, Chicago Board of Trade (CBoT) has revealed plans to list Class A shares worth approximately $150m in the second half of 2005.

The announcement, widely predicted in the market, follows the recent offering by International Securities Exchange and the lucrative Chicago Mercantile...

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