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Australia's Senate Passes Laws Stripping ASX Of Regulatory Function 11 Mar 2010


Source: The Wall Street Journal

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CANBERRA (Dow Jones)--Australian Senate lawmakers on Thursday approved legislation that will see the Australian Securities & Investments Commission take over supervision of real-time trading on the country's financial markets, in a move that clears the way for the government to consider ending exchange operator ASX Ltd.'s (ASX.

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