Tel Aviv Weighs Cyprus Stock Exchange Purchase
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Tel Aviv weighs Cyprus stock exchange purchase
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, known in financial circles as “the Bursa”, is considering a bid for the Cyprus stock exchange (CSE), according to Israeli media reports. A source close to the finance ministry told the Cyprus Mail on Thursday that efforts to complete the private tender are “nearing a close” and “only require the […]
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has established a team to examine participation in the tender to acquire the stock exchange in the neighboring country, which is currently undergoing a privatization process. • If they do participate in the tender and even win it, the stock exchange will hope to recreate the success of recent years, which was reflected, among other things, in a significant increase in trading volumes, also on the neighboring island.
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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) is exploring a potential €20 million to €40 million takeover of the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE), Calcalist reported. The deal would position the Israeli market operator to secure its first regulated European bridgehead, though neither TASE’s management nor its board has made a final decision to submit a bid.The sale includes more than a trading venue. Under Cyprus’s privatisation law passed in February, the tra…
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is considering the possibility of acquiring the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE), which is oriented towards participating in the tender that the Republic of Cyprus is expected to announce as part of its privatization process. According to a report by the Israeli financial newspaper Calcalist, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is studying the prospects of the acquisition, without however, a final decision having been taken so far…
Economy: The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is exploring the possibility of buying the Cyprus Stock Exchange and intends to participate in the tender to be held by the Government of Cyprus as part of its privatization.
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