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Nasdaq Europe lays foundations for IPOs

The exchange is upbeat about its prospects

The closure of Nasdaq Japan has highlighted the difficulties experienced by the US exchange's international divisions, but Nasdaq Europe remains positive after a difficult first year and a half.

There have been no IPOs on Nasdaq Europe since it launched in March 2001, when it acquired Easdaq, the pan-European exchange, and trading volumes are struggling to reach first gear. The total monthly turnover for share trading last month was €38.3m ($37.5m), half of it in companies not listed on the exchange.

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