OSE, NASD agree on derivatives' listing

OSE, NASD agree on derivatives' listing

NEW YORK, U.S. - Goro Tatsumi (L), president of the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE), shakes hands July 14 with Frank Zarb (C), chairman of the U.S. National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), after they signed an agreement to enable Japan's second largest exchange to list derivative financial products.

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