Three suitors left for Warsaw bourse as LSE drops out

16 Oct 2009

The London Stock Exchange has withdrawn from the race to buy the Warsaw Stock Exchange, leaving Nasdaq OMX, Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext as potential bidders.

One person familiar with the matter said the LSE had decided acquiring the WSE would not fit with the new strategy being implemented by its new chief executive, Xavier Rolet, the...

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Three suitors left for Warsaw bourse as LSE drops out

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