Chile, Colombia and Peru plan to integrate their stock exchanges by the end of the year in a bid to encourage greater foreign investor participation.
“We want to enhance liquidity. By integrating these three markets and putting investors and issuers together, we believe that we will collectively be able to provide better liquidity and a better platform for all,” says Juan Cordoba, president of the Colombian Stock Exchange.
“In time this will provide some sort of incentive for intra-regional trading and, even more importantly, this bigger, more liquid market will hopefully attract more investors from outside the region.
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