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Losses mount for Nasdaq's London problem child

The US exchange has now invested almost £60m in its European derivatives market NLX, which has battled to build liquidity since launching in 2013

Losses mount for Nasdaq's London problem child

The European derivatives exchange launched by Nasdaq in 2013 continued to struggle last year, with losses since inception totalling well over half of its parent's near-£60 million investment.

Nasdaq NLX posted pre-tax losses of £16.5 million in 2014, compared with losses of £17.6 million in 2013, according to accounts filed with the UK's Companies House on September 10. Total losses since its inception have reached £39.2 million, the accounts show, against investment of £56 million by the exchange group.

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