(Reuters) - OMX, which is 6.6 percent held by the government, has
accepted the offer, worth around $3.4 billion based on Nasdaq's
closing share price on Tuesday, and has said tougher U.S.
regulations will not apply to trading or companies listed in the
region.
"The government has not taken a position," Mia Widell,
spokeswoman for Financial Markets Minister Mats Odell said.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
accepted the offer, worth around $3.4 billion based on Nasdaq's
closing share price on Tuesday, and has said tougher U.S.
regulations will not apply to trading or companies listed in the
region.
"The government has not taken a position," Mia Widell,
spokeswoman for Financial Markets Minister Mats Odell said.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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