OSE ditches ISE venture

08 Aug 2008

The Osaka Securities Exchange has abandoned a joint venture with the International Securities Exchange to establish a shared options trading platform in Japan. Insiders say the Japanese bourse wants to focus its efforts on strengthening its own offering in the face of a growing threat from the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

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