TSE joins hands with ASE

TOKYO, Japan - Masaaki Tsuchida, president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), shakes hands with Maurice Newman, chairman of the Australian Stock Exchange (ASE), at the TSE building in the Kabutocho district in downtown Tokyo on Aug. 8. The TSE signed a comprehensive collaboration agreement with the ASE as part of the TSE's move to boost its presence in the Asia-Pacific region.

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