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New Jasdaq market at OSE starts trading

OSAKA, Japan - This photo shows the Osaka Securities Exchange on Oct. 12, 2010, the starting day of trading at the new Jasdaq market for start-up companies.

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Jasdaq votes down integration of systems with Osaka bourse

TOKYO, Japan - Jasdaq Securities Exchange Inc. President Takashi Tsutsui tells reporters in Tokyo on March 24 that the operator of the Jasdaq market for start-up firms rejected the integration of trading systems with Osaka Securities Exchange Co.

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Seven Bank debuts on Jasdaq

TOKYO, Japan - Seven Bank President Takashi Anzai (R), along with Jasdaq President Takashi Tsutsui, shows off a certificate on the bank's listing on the Jasdaq Securities Exchange for emerging companies in Tokyo on Feb. 29.

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Ubiquitous draws strong buying as it debuts on new market Neo

TOKYO, Japan - Masahiko Kawauchi (R), president of Ubiquitous Corp., and Takashi Tsutsui, president of Jasdaq Securities Exchange Inc., pose for photos during a ceremony to celebrate Ubiquitous's debut on Jasdaq's new stock market Neo on Nov. 13.

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Jasdaq makes new start as full securities exchange

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Minister Tatsuya Ito (R) and Kiyoshi Nagano, who concurrently serves as chairman and president of the Jasdaq Securities Exchange, attend a tape-cutting ceremony to mark the start of Jasdaq operations as the security exchange in Tokyo on Dec. 13.

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Jasdaq licensed to operate securities market

TOKYO, Japan - Noriyoshi Nagano, chairman and president of Jasdaq Market Inc., the operator of an over-the-counter stock market, shows off a license issued by he Financial Services Agency to convert into a full-scale stock exchange at a press conference in Tokyo on Dec. 3. It will be the first launch of a securities market in 55 years in Japan since the Sapporo Securities Exchange was founded in 1949. The new Jasdaq stock market will start operations on Dec. 13 with 119 securities companies participating and 942 stock names listed.

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Ubiquitous draws strong buying as it debuts on new market Neo

TOKYO, Japan - Masahiko Kawauchi (R), president of Ubiquitous Corp., and Takashi Tsutsui, president of Jasdaq Securities Exchange Inc., pose for photos during a ceremony to celebrate Ubiquitous's debut on Jasdaq's new stock market Neo on Nov. 13. (Kyodo)

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Seven Bank debuts on Jasdaq

TOKYO, Japan - Seven Bank President Takashi Anzai (R), along with Jasdaq President Takashi Tsutsui, shows off a certificate on the bank's listing on the Jasdaq Securities Exchange for emerging companies in Tokyo on Feb. 29. (Kyodo)

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Jasdaq votes down integration of systems with Osaka bourse

TOKYO, Japan - Jasdaq Securities Exchange Inc. President Takashi Tsutsui tells reporters in Tokyo on March 24 that the operator of the Jasdaq market for start-up firms rejected the integration of trading systems with Osaka Securities Exchange Co. (Kyodo)

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Jasdaq makes new start as full securities exchange

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Minister Tatsuya Ito (R) and Kiyoshi Nagano, who concurrently serves as chairman and president of the Jasdaq Securities Exchange, attend a tape-cutting ceremony to mark the start of Jasdaq operations as the security exchange in Tokyo on Dec. 13. (Kyodo)

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Jasdaq licensed to operate securities market

TOKYO, Japan - Noriyoshi Nagano, chairman and president of Jasdaq Market Inc., the operator of an over-the-counter stock market, shows off a license issued by he Financial Services Agency to convert into a full-scale stock exchange at a press conference in Tokyo on Dec. 3. It will be the first launch of a securities market in 55 years in Japan since the Sapporo Securities Exchange was founded in 1949. The new Jasdaq stock market will start operations on Dec. 13 with 119 securities companies participating and 942 stock names listed. (Kyodo)

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New Jasdaq market at OSE starts trading

OSAKA, Japan - This photo shows the Osaka Securities Exchange on Oct. 12, 2010, the starting day of trading at the new Jasdaq market for start-up companies. (Kyodo)