NYSE President: International board to be launched at the end of the year

Economic Watch, Zhang Yong, chief executive of NYSE Euronext, Duncan?　　The New York Stock Exchange will land A shares by the end of this year, according to an interview with an economic observer network at the U.S. National Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo May 20.　　Industry insiders point out that if so, this also indicates that the Shanghai Stock Exchange International Board may be launched before the end of the year. As the sole exchange industry sponsor of the US pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo, NYSE Euronext group held a long-distance opening bell ceremony in the United States pavilion on the evening of 20th, and a video broadcast to the global audience, with the invitation of several Chinese and overseas leaders. Period, Duncan?　　He told the network reporter that the NYSE is keen to land a shares as soon as possible, and that the companies listed at the top of the market will have great interest in financing the exchange to China's securities market. Duncan？ "We have communicated with China's regulatory authorities on this work, so far at least three rounds of negotiations have been held, and if all goes well, we hope to land in the SSE by the end of this year, or maybe next year," says the agency. "Insiders point out that Duncan?"　　Neo's stance reflects the likely pace of the Shanghai International Board's launch. But, Duncan? He also pointed out that when the NYSE landed a shares, it will ultimately depend on the timing of China's securities regulator's launch on the international board. Meanwhile, Duncan?　　He also described the recent collapse of the NYSE and said the SEC would soon take steps to improve the existing trading system, including first to take a "fuse" mechanism for the top 500 listed companies. It is understood that NYSE Euronext group's stock market includes the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NYSE Euronext (NYSE Euronext), New York Pan-European Stock Exchange (NYSE Amex), NYSE Euronext (NYSE Alternext),　　and NYSE Euronext, the NYSE Arca, has more than 8000 listings globally (excluding European-style structured goods), accounting for 1/3 of global Gao, with liquidity among the world's most traded exchange groups. The London International Financial Futures Exchange (NYSE Liffe), a pan-European exchange Group in New York, is Europe's leading and second-largest derivative trading market in terms of turnover. NYSE Technologies, an innovative trading solutions unit under NYSE Euronext, offers a wide range of business technologies, market connectivity and market data products and services worldwide. In addition, NYSE Euronext is a member of the S & P 500 index and the only exchange company in the standard and poor 100 index and the Wealth 500 index.