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Nasdaq pulls out of Japan venture
By Ken Belson
New York Times
TOKYO - Plagued by the slump in stocks in Japan and by a host of regulatory and market frustrations, Nasdaq said Friday that it was pulling out of Nasdaq Japan, its joint-venture stock market here, Oct. 15.
The American parent, which owns 43 percent of Nasdaq Japan, said this month that it had written off its entire $20 million investment in the venture. Softbank, the Japanese technology conglomerate, also owns 43 percent; it said the breakup of the venture would have minimal effects on its balance sheet. The remaining 14 percent is owned by 13 brokerage houses, including Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers.
The breakup of Nasdaq Japan leaves the country with two markets for smaller company stocks -- the Jasdaq over-the-counter trading system operated by the Japan Securities Dealers Association, and Mothers, operated by the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The 98 companies whose shares now trade on Nasdaq Japan may retain listings on the Osaka Securities Exchange, which provided the operational base for Nasdaq Japan, or they can apply for listings elsewhere.
Nasdaq Japan began operating in June 2000 as a home for young, high-growth companies, and was seen as a crucial link in Nasdaq`s ambitions for a 24-hour global equity market. But it opened its doors just as investors` taste for risky stocks was evaporating. It lost 2.8 billion yen ($24 million) last year, mainly because of the dearth of initial public offerings. Since April, trading volume has fallen by half, and only four new listings have been added.
By Ken Belson
New York Times
TOKYO - Plagued by the slump in stocks in Japan and by a host of regulatory and market frustrations, Nasdaq said Friday that it was pulling out of Nasdaq Japan, its joint-venture stock market here, Oct. 15.
The American parent, which owns 43 percent of Nasdaq Japan, said this month that it had written off its entire $20 million investment in the venture. Softbank, the Japanese technology conglomerate, also owns 43 percent; it said the breakup of the venture would have minimal effects on its balance sheet. The remaining 14 percent is owned by 13 brokerage houses, including Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers.
The breakup of Nasdaq Japan leaves the country with two markets for smaller company stocks -- the Jasdaq over-the-counter trading system operated by the Japan Securities Dealers Association, and Mothers, operated by the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The 98 companies whose shares now trade on Nasdaq Japan may retain listings on the Osaka Securities Exchange, which provided the operational base for Nasdaq Japan, or they can apply for listings elsewhere.
Nasdaq Japan began operating in June 2000 as a home for young, high-growth companies, and was seen as a crucial link in Nasdaq`s ambitions for a 24-hour global equity market. But it opened its doors just as investors` taste for risky stocks was evaporating. It lost 2.8 billion yen ($24 million) last year, mainly because of the dearth of initial public offerings. Since April, trading volume has fallen by half, and only four new listings have been added.
Nach den Schweizern ziehen nun auch die Japaner den
Schwanz ein.
Für den NM in Deutschland ist das nur positiv.
MfG
Schwanz ein.
Für den NM in Deutschland ist das nur positiv.
MfG
Oder auch nicht. Wer weiss, ob sich ein Segment mit 20 Aktien irgendwann noch lohnt.
Du bist wohl ein kleiner Asienfan?
Gewöhne Dich lieber an Rückschläge. Die werden in dieser Region jetzt häufiger vorkommen.
MfG
Gewöhne Dich lieber an Rückschläge. Die werden in dieser Region jetzt häufiger vorkommen.
MfG
Du musst es ja wissen als Experte.
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So ist es.
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