Nasdaq, which owns the Copenhagen Stock Exchange along with other exchanges, has pushed the boat out and bought the American company Evestment, which runs as asset management portal.
It is paying USD 705 million (EUR 586 million) for the firm in a mix of cash and debt, in a deal which has yet to be approved by local competition authorities.
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