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  • Nasdaq Announces Leadership Appointments To Support Strategic Growth Initiatives Across Listings And Market Technology Businesses - Moves Aim To Broaden Full-Service Offering To Listed Companies, Corporate Clients And Exchanges Globally

    Date 13/10/2014

    Nasdaq (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today announced a series of leadership appointments across the company's Listing Services and Market Technology businesses. The moves are designed to align leadership responsibility with areas of strategic growth potential, enabling the company to further broaden and deepen client relationships across the world. Lars Ottersgård and Nelson Griggs will be promoted to Executive Vice President of the firm's Market Technology and Listing Services businesses, respectively. Other leadership moves include Bruce Aust, who has been elevated to Vice Chairman, Listing Services and Bob McCooey, who has taken on the development of a new global key account management program. These leadership changes are effective immediately.

  • IFC, Finland Strengthen Collaboration For Private Sector Development In Emerging Markets

    Date 13/10/2014

    IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, and the Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation (Finnfund) will streamline their collaboration to provide much-needed financing to private companies in emerging markets and help boost growth and jobs.

  • TOM Insight September 2014

    Date 13/10/2014

    Click here to download TOM’s September ‘14 Insight, a document describing matching statistics on TOM MTF and savings made for retail clients by TOM Smart Execution.

  • Pershing Square Holdings, Ltd. Lists On Euronext Amsterdam

    Date 13/10/2014

    Euronext today welcomed Pershing Square Holdings, Ltd. to Euronext’s Amsterdam market(ticker code: PSH).

  • European Commission: Common Rules And Infrastructure Needed To Complete Energy Market

    Date 13/10/2014

    An integrated EU energy market is the most cost-effective way to ensure secure and affordable supplies to EU citizens and mitigate climate change. A completed internal energy market could bring net economic benefits between 16 and 40 billion euros each year. Substantial progress has been achieved to date but in order to reap full benefits more investment is needed in strategic cross-border infrastructure, and developing smart grids for electricity. Common and transparent rules on how the energy grids are used need to be put in place. These are the main points of the Communication on the challenges for completing the internal energy market released by the European Commission today.