Philadelphia Stock Exchange Goes Electronic
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
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The Philadelphia Stock Exchange is preparing to go "all-electronic."
Its chairman and CEO, Sandy Frucher said today the exchange's options trading
floor will close within two years. The stock trading floor is already shut.
I sat down with Frucher recently, and asked if there's room for smaller exchange's
to grow amid giants like the NYSE and NASDAQ.
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- Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
As one of North America's primary marketplaces for the trading of stocks, equity options, index options and currency options, the PHLX continues to be a leader in the development and introduction of innovative new products and services.
