Philippine Bourse Seeks to Boost Retail Trading With New Reforms

Newseze Wire·Fri, Jul 17, 6:31 AMWire: Bloomberg Markets

The sole stock exchange in the Philippines is preparing a slew of measures including new exchange-traded funds to attract retail investors away from online gambling and cryptocurrency trading.

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Philippine Bourse Seeks to Boost Retail Trading With New Reforms

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