What does FESE stand for?

Federation of European Stock Exchanges

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Apaper by the academic Ulf Niellson, which has just won the Vega prize awardedannually by the Federation of European Stock Exchanges, looks at what happenedwhen the Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon and Paris exchanges merged to formEuronext.

Goldman's [pounds sterling]4bn utility play doesn't hold water

Byline: JANICE WARMAN A GLOBAL platform for trading shares internationally will be set up soon, according to Gregor Pozniak, deputy secretary general of the Federation of European Stock Exchanges.

Exchange links 'will see markets go global'

One such emerged in London yesterday when Barbara Stymiest, chief executive of TSX, the Toronto Stock Exchange, floated a proposal at the conference of the Federation of European Stock Exchanges under which the world's leading exchanges would agree to list the world's leading companies, regardless of which domestic exchange they technically "belonged" to.

Passport to cross-border deals