Sentence examples for on its exchange from inspiring English sources

"When Nasdaq determined it was unable to distribute quotes on all stocks listed on its exchange, it asked that other markets that trade Nasdaq stocks also halt trading, and they did.

Meanwhile, the NYSE is seeking a major expansion of the number of bonds traded on its exchange as it transforms into a public company with the Archipelago deal, The Wall Street Journal reported.

A state, for example, will struggle to offer a public option on its exchange if it has to follow the exact standards of the federal law that doesn't provide for one.

Notably, New Hampshire and West Virginia each had only one insurer selling policies on its exchange for last year; for 2015, the states will have five and two, respectively.

Well, after Coinbase confirmed to Bloomberg (and us) that they had received regulatory approval for some acquisitions that would let it eventually usher in trading tokenized securities on its exchange, the company is now walking back from which agencies it received approval.

It expects to get a ruling on its exchange next week.

The regulator sought to bar Tiger Asia from trading on Hong Kong exchanges altogether, the first time it had ever tried to exclude an entity from trading on its exchanges.

Argentina's next interest payment on its exchanged bonds comes due on June 30th.

In addition, British regulators imposed their own fine of $903,176 on Mr. Coscia, while the Chicago Mercantile Exchange set a penalty of $2.1 million on Panther Energy and Mr. Coscia, who was also banned from trading on its exchanges for six months.

However, several Republican governors have said that they would at least wait until after the election to make a decision on whether to set up exchanges — where states do not create an exchange, the federal government was slated to do it for them — Mr. Kuhlman said later that the organization was not taking a stand on when, or whether, a state should begin work on its exchanges.

There is, therefore, no sign from the annual National People's Congress that China will make drastic changes on its exchange-rate policy, reflecting in part its confidence that the burden of the proof lies more with the Trump administration.