(Bloomberg) -- The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange may be
partly sold to a foreign bourse or financial institution in a
bid to win more overseas investment, Chief Executive Officer
Ester Levanon said.
The Israeli exchange, which has a market value of about 861
billion shekels ($201 billion), may also seek to buy stakes in
one or more international stock exchanges, Levanon said in an
interview at the bourse's Tel Aviv headquarters today. The TASE
isn't interested in being acquired or merging with another
bourse, she said.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
partly sold to a foreign bourse or financial institution in a
bid to win more overseas investment, Chief Executive Officer
Ester Levanon said.
The Israeli exchange, which has a market value of about 861
billion shekels ($201 billion), may also seek to buy stakes in
one or more international stock exchanges, Levanon said in an
interview at the bourse's Tel Aviv headquarters today. The TASE
isn't interested in being acquired or merging with another
bourse, she said.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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