THE PARIS BOURSE’S RACE AGAINST TIME
The Paris Bourse, like the London Stock Exchange, is protected by a thick crust of ancient habits and customs. But it’s hurrying to modernize itself before the competition from London-based firms grows too fierce. For the first time, it’s planning to introduce continuous trading in listed stocks and bonds, it’s eroding the privileges of the profitable but under-capitalized agents de change (brokers), it’s importing new technology, it’s unfixing commissions, and it’s opening up trading and market-making to banks, which have until now been excluded from buying and selling securities.
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