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The third time is not the charm for the two exchanges as it looks like fate is not on the side a happy union.
Perhaps it was inevitable after the Brexit vote that the €29 billion ($24.4 billion) merger of the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse would never see the light of day. However, the LSE’s decision not to divest its 60 percent share in MTS, the Italian bond trading platform, to appease the European Commission’s anti-trust regulators...
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