The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) plans a $300m public offering in a long-awaited move that could allow the biggest US options exchange to expand or be acquired. Completion of the IPO is not a given, however, since chief executive William Brodsky must still convince exchange members that they have more to gain than lose from the CBOE becoming a publicly traded company.
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Friday 12th March 2010, 3:12am
Editor's Letter
Allister Heath
QE not the answer to UK’s problems
IF the Bank of England is to be believed, more quantitative easing is necessary to make sure inflation...
