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Speakers:
Robert Greifeld,
President and CEO, The NASDAQ Stock Market
Moderator:
Mark Stein,
Deputy Editor, Sunday Business, The New York Times
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Increased competition from both US and international market centers, the changing regulatory environment, and the push for cheaper and faster trades by investors are driving major transformations in the US exchanges.
In April, NASDAQ reported that it is purchasing Instinet Group Inc's electronic trading network, a move designed to improve NASDAQ's position as competition grows among the world's stock markets. Also in April, the New York Stock Exchange announced it would merge with Archipelago Holdings, operator of the ArcaEx electronic trading market.
Join Robert Greifeld, CEO of NASDAQ—the world’s first electronic stock exchange--as he discusses the impact of these changes and what it means for both institutional and individual investors. What is in the future for NASDAQ--are there more changes and consolidation on the horizon? What is NASDAQ doing to partner with stock exchanges outside the US? What will be the impact on other exchanges?
This is part of an ongoing series of New York Times-hosted breakfasts that are moderated by a New York Times journalist who will participate in a Q&A dialogue with influential leaders in business, technology and our society. Churchill Club breakfast programs are limited to a smaller number of attendees in order to spur interaction between you and your fellow members, as well as between the audience and speakers.
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