Sentence examples for third largest exchange from inspiring English sources

It would combine the LSE's share trading operation with the German exchange's Eurex derivatives business, creating the third largest exchange operator in the world in terms of stock market value.

The Spanish Exchanges would be a great target for Bovespa who now weighs $16 billion, and is the third largest Exchange in the world, the second being the CME ($20.3 billion) while Hong Kong now leads with a $25 billion dollar market capitalization.

The second largest exchange, with another poet, Robert Conquest, who is in addition a great historian of Soviet terror, is equally full of obscenity.

Korea's top crypto exchange Bithumb, the world's fourth largest exchange, was hacked in late June, while the country's top Ethereum exchange is said to have lost over $1 million via a breach earlier this month, but it is unclear whether North Korea was involved in either heist.

The most spectacular theft was revealed in February 2014 when Mt. Gox, which had been the world's third largest Bitcoin exchange, declared bankruptcy because of the theft of about 850,000 Bitcoins, then valued at about $500 million.

The glitch, an embarrassing set-back for America's second largest stock exchange, occurred shorty after noon.

Home to some of Europe's largest banks and its second largest stock exchange, France is a key player in the continent's financial markets.

Shares in Facebook fell by 11% on Monday as underwriters deserted the stock and questions continued to be asked about how Nasdaq, the second largest US stock exchange, handled the flotation.

Under his leadership, the CBOE became the second largest securities exchange in the United States, built its own building that housed the largest trading floor in the world, developed the most actively traded product in the world (the OEX index option), and built the Options Institute for research and training.

The second largest stock exchange in Brazil is the Rio de Janeiro Stock Exchange (BVRJ) which trades in government bonds and currencies.

At Rubicon, Trenda was responsible for launching the company's realtime bidding business and helped the Project grow to the second largest ad exchange behind Google.