Oct 30, 2020 at 18:05 UTC.The INX cryptocurrency and security token exchange intends to trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange once it wraps up its initial public offering.
INX's digital security offering, the first such IPO registered with U.S. regulators, intends to raise $117 million from U.S. investors.
Company leads say the CSE listing will be a boon for liquidity.
The news follows INX's Oct. 27 acquisition of alternative trading system OpenFinance.
INX to List on Canadian Securities Exchange Following IPO
gepubliceerd op Oct 30, 2020
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