8 firms apply for listing on Nasdaq Japan market

8 firms apply for listing on Nasdaq Japan market

TOKYO, Japan - The presidents of eight companies (at the back) that applied for listing on the newly-opened Nasdaq Japan stock market attend a news conference in Tokyo on May 8, along with Tatsuyuki Saeki (R in front), president of Nasdaq Japan Inc., and Kyoji Kitamura (C), president of the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE). The Nasdaq Japan market was opened the same day by the OSE.

OSE, Nasdaq Japan sign accord to launch Nasdaq Japan market

OSE, Nasdaq Japan sign accord to launch Nasdaq Japan market

OSAKA, Japan - Kyoji Kitamura (R), president of the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE), and Tatsuyuki Saeki, president of Nasdaq Japan Planning Co., shake hands in Osaka on April 19 after signing a business tie-up agreement to launch the Nasdaq Japan stock market in June.

OSE, Nasdaq Japan sign accord to launch Nasdaq Japan market

OSE, Nasdaq Japan sign accord to launch Nasdaq Japan market

OSAKA, Japan - Kyoji Kitamura (R), president of the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE), and Tatsuyuki Saeki, president of Nasdaq Japan Planning Co., shake hands in Osaka on April 19 after signing a business tie-up agreement to launch the Nasdaq Japan stock market in June.

SAEKI-Nasdaq-Japan

SAEKI-Nasdaq-Japan

Tatsuyuki SAEKI - the president of Nasdaq Japan Planning. (February 2, 2000)

8 firms apply for listing on Nasdaq Japan market

8 firms apply for listing on Nasdaq Japan market

TOKYO, Japan - The presidents of eight companies (at the back) that applied for listing on the newly-opened Nasdaq Japan stock market attend a news conference in Tokyo on May 8, along with Tatsuyuki Saeki (R in front), president of Nasdaq Japan Inc., and Kyoji Kitamura (C), president of the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE). The Nasdaq Japan market was opened the same day by the OSE.

Nasdaq Japan unveils strict listing requirements+

Nasdaq Japan unveils strict listing requirements+

TOKYO, Japan - Masayoshi Son (L), president and chief executive officer of Softbank Corp., Tatsuyuki Saeki (C), president of Nasdaq Japan Planning Co., and Frank Zarb (R), chairman and chief executive officer of the U.S. National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), shake hands at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 23. Zarb said that companies on the Nasdaq Japan market will be delisted if they fail to meet NASD's standards.