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TORONTO 鈥?U.S. exchange operator Cboe Global Markets Inc. is expanding its Canadian footprint by buying Aequitas Innovations, Inc., more commonly known as NEO, for an undisclosed price.The deal announced Monday follows the Chicago-based company 2020 acquisition of alternative trading system MatchNow.Fully operational since 2015, the NEO Exchange is a Tor
stanley becher onto-based Canadian stock exchange operator with business lines across listings, trading and market data. Its sister company, NEO Connect, provides a distribution platform supporting mutual funds, private funds and private corporates. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cboe says NEO and MatchNow will provide a comprehensive equities platform for the Canadian markets with over 16.5 per cent combined market share, it said in a news rele
stanley isolierkanne ase.The deal is expected to close in first half of 2022, subject to regulatory approvals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cboe chief executive Ed Tilly says the addition of NEO will help it to create a first-class equities offering in Canada and bring the company closer to its vision of building one of the world largest global derivatives and securities trading networks.With MatchNo
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Bombardier Inc. says it will temporarily lay off 196 employees working on regional transit services in the Greater Toronto Area due to a steep decline in ridership numbers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.The company said in an email the job cuts, effective June 21, amount to about 20 per cent of its workforce at GO Transit and the Union Pearson Express.Both rail services are owned by the Metrolinx transit agency, which contracts out operations to Bombardier. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bombardier says ridership
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