Asia exchanges set for overhaul as competitiveness wanes

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Capital markets and the trading infrastructure globally are in a transition period. Volumes are receding – equity volumes globally are down from $111 trillion in 2008 to $70 trillion in 2012, according to data from the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) – and exchanges are losing market share to private networks and alternative trading venues.

As global trading volumes decline, Asia capital markets are seeing relative growth. According to the WFE, there was a 15.4% rise in regional equity

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