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Stock exchange

History of stock exchanges

The role of stock exchanges

Major stock exchanges

Listing requirements

The future of stock exchanges in the USA

The "upstairs market"

The future role of the specialist

 

Major stock exchanges

Twenty Largest Stock Exchanges by Market Capitalization as of July 12, 2007 (in trillions of US dollars)

  1. NYSE Euronext - $20.692

  2. Tokyo Stock Exchange - $4.679

  3. NASDAQ - $4.163

  4. London Stock Exchange - $4.023

  5. Hong Kong Stock Exchange - $2.124

  6. Toronto Stock Exchange - $1.985

  7. Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Deutsche Börse) - $1.973

  8. Shanghai Stock Exchange - $1.738

  9. Madrid Stock Exchange (BME Spanish Exchanges) - $1.515

  10. Australian Securities Exchange - $1.324

  11. Swiss Exchange - $1.318

  12. Nordic Stock Exchange Group OMX (Copenhagen, Helsinki, Iceland, Stockholm, Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius Stock Exchanges) - $1.296

  13. Milan Stock Exchange (Borsa Italiana) - $1.123

  14. Bombay Stock Exchange - $1.005

  15. Korea Exchange - $1.001

  16. Sao Paulo Stock Exchange Bovespa- $0.981

  17. National Stock Exchange of India - $0.962

  18. Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange - $0.86 (January 2007)

  19. Johannesburg Securities Exchange - $0.802

  20. Taiwan Stock Exchange - $0.610

  • Sources: World Federation of Exchanges (Jun 2007);

  • Remarks: There are two pending major mergers: NASDAQ with OMX; and London Stock Exchange with Milan Stock Exchange

 

 

 

 

 
                                                                 

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