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HotCopper senior markets reporter Jonathon Davidson sits down with Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) chief executive Richard Carleton and the National Stock Exchange chief executive Max Cunningham.

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Both have been instrumental in a recent buyout of the NSX by the CSE, in an exciting next step forward for NSX and the Oz trading landscape broadly.

Tune in to find out why the CSE wants to pick up the NSX; what the latter’s plans for growth are (and whether the ASX should be worried), and most importantly, how investors can best get involved at this exciting time on the ground.

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