Thomas Caldwell News
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Jeffrey Sprecher, who built the second-largest U.S. futures market, will likely focus on reducing costs after acquiring NYSE Euronext even if that means separating the 220-year-old New York Stock Exchange.
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IntercontinentalExchange Inc.’s deal to buy NYSE Euronext is pressuring CME Group Inc., the world’s largest operator of futures exchanges, to mount a response.
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TMX Group Inc., owner of the Toronto Stock Exchange, should seek takeovers of global competitors such as CBOE Holdings Inc. after its C$3.73 billion ($3.68 billion) sale to a Canadian investor group cleared its biggest regulatory hurdles, investor Thomas Caldwell said.
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Bats Global Markets Inc., the stock exchange operator that acknowledged four years of trading errors, blamed the mistakes on regulations it says are too complex.
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IntercontinentalExchange Inc., the 12-year-old energy and commodity futures bourse, agreed to acquire NYSE Euronext for cash and stock worth $8.2 billion, moving to take control of the world’s biggest equities market.
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For CME Group Inc. to improve the exchange industry’s worst profit outlook, the owner of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange needs only to look across the street to CBOE Holdings Inc., home of the biggest U.S. options market.
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CI Financial Corp. Executive Chairman William Holland, whose firm is the largest shareholder of TMX Group Inc., endorsed London Stock Exchange Group Plc’s C$3.3 billion ($3.35 billion) takeover offer for the Toronto Stock Exchange owner.
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CBOE Holdings Inc. said its initial public offering will total 11.7 million shares, which may value the owner of the Chicago Board Options Exchange at about $3 billion.
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Richard A. Grasso can now reveal the secret ingredients.
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A group of Canada’s biggest banks and pension funds made an unsolicited C$3.6 billion ($3.7 billion) bid for TMX Group Inc. to keep the country’s main stock exchange in Canadian hands while sacrificing global growth from a planned merger with the London Stock Exchange.
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