OSE unveils steps to stimulate Nasdaq Japan Market

OSE unveils steps to stimulate Nasdaq Japan Market

TOKYO, Japan - Goro Tatsumi, president of the Osaka Securities Exchange, announced measures to stimulate trading at the Nasdaq Japan Market, including an exemption of membership fees for companies seen as promising, at a news conference in Tokyo on Aug. 28. The move is apparently designed to prevent listed companies from leaving after Nasdaq Japan Inc. terminates its contract with the OSE in October.

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