'NYSE Euronext' to Go Multi-Asset

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PARIS—"NYSE Euronext," the result of a possible merger between the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the pan-European exchange operator, would encompass seven exchanges in six countries with as many different trading platforms. However, NYSE officials are already planning a consolidation that would lead to a single, global, multi-asset trading platform.

Last week, Euronext received bid offers from the German exchange operator Deutsche Börse and the NYSE. However, during its shareholders annual

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