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Nasdaq buys Deutsche Boerse's options market for US$1.1b

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Published Wed, Mar 9, 2016 · 11:22 PM

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    [CHICAGO] Nasdaq Inc agreed to buy the International Securities Exchange for US$1.1 billion, bulking up its US options business.

    Nasdaq is purchasing the business from Deutsche Boerse AG, which is considering a merger with London Stock Exchange Group Plc.

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