Aequitas Neo

Aequitas NEO
Type	Stock exchange
Location	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Coordinates	43°38′54.5″N 79°23′06.2″W / 43.648472°N 79.385056°W / 43.648472; -79.385056
Founded	March 27, 2015
Currency	CAD
Website	www.aequitasneoexchange.com

Aequitas Neo is a stock exchange in Canada and based at 155 University Avenue in Toronto. Launched on March 27, 2015, Canada's newest exchange aims to focus on fairness, eliminating what it refers to as predatory high-frequency trading practices. Upon its launch, 45 Toronto Stock Exchange-listed securities started trading on the exchange. The exchange is owned by OMERS Capital Markets, Barclays Corp. Ltd., Royal Bank of Canada and others.

About 6.1 million securities worth approximately $106.3 million traded on the exchange's first day.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

References

↑ New Aequitas Neo stock exchange launches in Toronto pitching 'fairness' in markets, CBC News, 27-March-2015
↑ Trading begins on Aequitas NEO Exchange, TheStar.com, 27-March-2015
↑ New Aequitas stock exchange gets green light from OSC, CBC NEws, 17-November-2014
↑ Aequitas, New RBC-Led Stock Exchange, To Rival TSX, Huffington Post, 25-August-2013

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