MTA International, Borsa Italiana's new segment dedicated to the trading of shares of foreign issuers already listed in other regulated EU markets, started trading on Monday 24 July.
MTA International, Borsa Italiana's new segment dedicated to the trading of shares of foreign issuers already listed in other regulated EU markets, started trading on Monday 24 July.
The initial 10 instruments, admitted upon Borsa Italiana initiative, are:
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