Nagoya bourse introduces computerized trading

NAGOYA, Japan - Hiroshi Fujita (R), president of the Nagoya Stock Exchange, and Hiroya Madarame, managing director of Fujitsu Ltd., prepare to cut the tape at a ceremony marking the introduction of computerized trading at the bourse Sept. 4. It is the third Japanese bourse to introduce computerized stock trading after the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange, abandoning conventional floor trading.

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