On its 150th anniversary, we find out how the stock exchange that was once confronting oblivion has turned back from the brink to face its customers
Editor's note: this is one in a series of profiles of stock markets around the world. Please note that it presents TSX's perspective and omits other, possibly conflicting points of view.Only a few years ago, many Canadian observers proclaimed the Toronto Stock Exchange dead in the cold, northern water. Hemorrhaging volume to US exchanges, threatened by ECNs and other 'off-exchange' venues, and crippled by a trading engine prone to breakdown, the TSE has been derisively labeled by critics as
To continue reading you need an active subscription
- Quarterly issues of IR Magazine
- Unlimited Articles online
- Newsletter
- Investor Perception Studies – Europe, US, Canada and Asia
- Strategy guides
- Whitepapers
- Benchmarking reports
From
$995*
