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National market, national interest : the drive to unify Australia's securities markets / Edna Carew.

Title
National market, national interest : the drive to unify Australia's securities markets / Edna Carew.
Author
Carew, Edna, 1949-
Publication
Crows Nest, N.S.W. : Allen & Unwin, 2007.

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Australian Stock Exchange.
Description
xxv, 486 p. : ill. (some col.); 26 cm.
Summary
This book peels away the mystique of high finance to take the reader deeply into the planning, plotting, cajoling and sheer hard work that characterised the struggle which brought this country a sophisticated, efficient electronic share-trading system (SEATS), a national stock exchange (ASX), a world-class electronic system for settling share transacations (CHESS) and uniform, national legislation underpinning a national securities market.
Subject
Stock exchanges > Australia > History
Genre/Form
History
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 476-477) and index.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
1. A market out of control -- 2. The Rae Report -- lifting the lid on abuse -- 3. Order out of chaos -- 4. National regulation -- an ill-nourished orphan -- 5. Arm in arm into the computer age -- 6. Optional extras -- 7. Turf warfare -- 8. The first chinck in the armour -- 9. Campbell Report and the winds of change -- 10. SEATS empties the floor -- 11. G4 rounds up the sheep -- 12. ASX is born -- 13. Flaws and fixes -- 14. Tussles in technology -- 15. The $35 million CHESS game -- 16. Doing what TAURUS couldn't do -- 17. A new national regime of corporate regulation -- 18. Regulation through listing rules -- 19. Derivatives explosion -- ASX and SFE lock horns -- 20. The end of the club -- demutualisation and float -- 21. A nation of shareholders -- 22. Almost at the alter -- 23. Into the twenty-first century.
ISBN
9781741145939
LCCN
^^2007405623
OCLC
150260324
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library