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In 2011, the government rejected a takeover of Australia's main bourse operator, ASX Ltd.
WSJ: Australia Offers Visa for Millionaires
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In early 2011, the government rejected a takeover of Australia's main bourse operator, ASX Ltd.
WSJ: Australia Offers Visa for Millionaires
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They will have storefronts in the major financial markets like ASX in Chicago.
FORBES: Stock Exchanges Ain't What They Used To Be
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Last month, Australia proposed guidelines that would in effect make a foreign takeover of the ASX more palatable.
FORBES: Asia The Next Frontier For Stock Exchange Consolidation
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ASX, but aside from them Australia's stockmarket is mostly domestic.
ECONOMIST: Australian financial markets
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Since 2001 Australia's stock exchange has had a system in place called ASX World Link, which is intended to let Australian and U.S. investors trade selected stocks on each other's stock markets in their own currency.
FORBES: Aussie Stock Guide
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SYDNEY Australia's biggest exchange operator, ASX Ltd.
WSJ: Australia's ASX Keeps Equities Clearing Role
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Just recently the parents of the Toronto Stock Exchange and London Stock Exchange scuttled their deal when it became clear it would not get the support necessary, and earlier this year Australian regulators rejected a proposed takeover of ASX by the Singapore Exchange.
FORBES: NYSE Merger Wins Shareholder Approval, But Do Exchange Deals Miss Forests For Trees?
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Target of the CITIC plunge into aluminium, the worst performing metal of the past 10 years, was an Australian affiliate of the Dow 30 member, Alcoa, with Citic Resources Holdings snapping up 7.8% stake in ASX-listed Alumina Ltd and Citic Group taking a 5.2% interest.
FORBES: China Shoehorns Its Way Into The U.S.-Australia Relationship