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1. [verwijderd] 9 december 2009 22:47

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   UPDATE 1-NYSE Euronext aims for top US options share in '10
   Wed Dec 9, 2009 4:18pm ESTStocks
   NYSE Euronext
   NYX.N
   $25.09
   +0.70+2.87%
   9:01pm UTC+0100
   * Was nearly No. 2 in November
   
   * Amex stake sale to propel growth next year
   
   * Deal with Wall St. firms likely to close early 2010
   
   TORONTO, Dec 9 (Reuters) - NYSE Euronext (NYX.N) aims to be the top U.S. options exchange operator next year, its chief executive said on Wednesday, arguing a planned stake sale in one of its two trading venues will propel growth.
   
   Duncan Niederauer said the company's NYSE Amex Options exchange has already gained market share due to an agreement to sell a "significant" stake to seven Wall Street firms. The CEO added the deal, announced in September, would probably close very early in 2010.
   
   NYSE Euronext's two options marts, Amex and NYSE Arca Options, accounted for a combined 22.8 percent of the total U.S. options volume last month, up from 15.6 percent a year ago, according to the Options Clearing Corp.
   
   The company fell just short of the No. 2 International Securities Exchange, at 23.05 percent, and the No. 1 Chicago Board Options Exchange, at 31.8 percent, last month.
   
   "We're going to shoot to be number one next year," Niederauer told a conference hosted by Goldman Sachs, and webcast online. "We're close enough to No. 1 now. I think December will be the first month that we're clearly No. 2, and I don't see why we can't be No. 1 next year."
   
   The New York Stock Exchange parent, which also runs a handful of venues in Europe, said earlier this year it was aiming for 25 percent of the fast-growing options market by the end of 2009.
   
   Amex's options market share has risen nearly 50 percent since August, the month before the stake sale was announced. NYSE Euronext will retain the largest stake in the exchange that it acquired last year.
   
   "We've got to get regulatory approval, that's all on track. But the market share gains have already been realized and I'm sure you'll see more once we get the deal finally closed," Niederauer said of the stake sale.
   
   "Hopefully that will close in the near future here, probably very early in 2010." (Reporting by Jonathan Spicer, editing by Leslie Gevirtz)
   
   Vind dit nogsteeds een erg slimme zet.
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   December 09, 2009 03:03 PM Eastern Time
   NYSE Euronext Leads U.S. IPO Market, With $19 Billion in IPO Proceeds on Its U.S. Markets Including Secondaries, Companies Raised Most Capital In World On NYSE Euronext Markets
   
   Nr1 US nr2 wereldwijd achter Hong Kong stock Exchange
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   NYSE Euronext shares rise on analyst upgrade
   MarketWatch - 2 hours ago
   
   Werd ook eens tijd dat iemand in ziet dat dit aandeel lager dan ooit staat en ook echt goedkoop is en in de herstel rally een heel duidelijke achterblijver is.
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   Energy, Inc. Announces Its Intent to Transfer to the NYSE Amex Stock Exchange
   PR Newswire - 21 hours ago
   
   Komt van concurrent Nasdaq, in Amerika is dat groot nieuws vanwege de grote concurrentie tussen de 2 voor de listings.
2. [verwijderd] 9 december 2009 22:49

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   Niet dat er slecht nieuws is geweest maar het was allemaal non event nieuws en de koers leek alleen maar omlaag te kunnen.
3. [verwijderd] 9 december 2009 22:56

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   Persoonlijk blijft dit mijn favoriet, bericht van vandaag maar het is al wat langer bekend dat de NYSE heeft aangegeven dat als de chinese aandelenmarkt buitenlandse noteringen toelaat dat de NYSE een notering wil.
   
   www.thestreet.com/story/10641523/2/ch...
   
   By Carmen Nobel 12/09/09 - 05:00 AM EST
   
   Chinese Stock Exchange Lures Foreign Firms
   
   SHANGHAI (TheStreet) -- The Shanghai Stock Exchange started running a new trading system this week to boost order processing (80,000 per second), showing the world that the modern Chinese city is serious about plans to list foreign companies.
   
   "The system lays a solid foundation for the Shanghai Stock Exchange's exploration into international business by ensuring easier access to its technical interfaces for all participants at home and abroad," reads a news release on the bourse's Web site. It's the latest in Shanghai's moves to go international. Earlier this week, the Shanghai Securities News reported that the exchange approved the development of global exchange traded funds, the hottest category in investing. In September, the director-general of Shanghai's Financial Services Office told The Financial Times that he expects a couple of foreign companies to list on the exchange by early 2010, with more to follow if all goes smoothly.
   Officials at global bank HSBC(HBC Quote) and the
   New York Stock Exchange's parent company, NYSE Euronext(NYX Quote), have voiced a desire to list on the exchange. But it may make sense for private companies in the U.S. to consider the option, too, as an entry into the public market in general.
   First, Sarbanes-Oxley -- the law that set new or enhanced standards for U.S. public company boards, management and accounting firms -- doesn't exist in China. And there's no Section 404, the expensive part of the 2002 act that requires companies on the Nasdaq and the NYSE to audit their financial reporting controls and share the conclusions in annual reports. Granted, Shanghai has plenty of regulations of its own, but officials have said the government is likely to create separate rules for foreign companies.
   
   Second, for companies getting in early, listing in Shanghai would mean a chance to be a bigger fish in a smaller pond. Today there are 869 companies listed in Shanghai, compared with more than 3,000 on the Nasdaq.
   
   Third, Shanghai clearly wants the business of foreign companies, as illustrated by the replacement of its trading system. And Shanghai may bend over backward to dispel notions that China's wily, underscored by Compliance Week editor Matt Kelly's take that "doing any sort of business in China, even simply listing your company on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, involves extra caution."
   
   Als je namelijk kijkt wat de k/w is voor 2010 en de markt cap van de Hong Kong beurs en dan kijkt naar de waardering voor de NYSE voor 2010, dan zie ik potentie in deze notering.
4. [verwijderd] 11 december 2009 17:14

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   Posted: December 10, 2009 at 4:20 pm
   
   CBOE Set to Join Public Exchanges in IPO (NYX, NDAQ, ICE)
   24/7 Wall St. - 18 hours ago
   
   De CBOE gaat ook naar de beurs.
   
   Een mooi referentie punt voor wat een een beurs nu waard wordt gevonden en het geeft natuurlijk wat meer aandacht aan de sector als geheel.
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   Friday, December 11, 2009
   Exchnges Rise As CBOE Plans Stock Offering
   
   By Greg Morcroft
   MarketWatch Pulse
   NEW YORK -- Shares of stocks in U.S. financial exchanges rose on Friday, a day after the Chicago Board Options Exchange unveiled plans for a stock market listing during the first half of next year. The options industry has grown markedly over the last several years. The industry has been consolidating over the last few years as many of the formerly member-owned exchanges go public to raise capital and expand amid the rise of globalization and electronic trading. Shares of CME Holding , NYSE-Euronext and InterContinental Exchange all rose nicely.
   
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