Turquoise taps new backers for capital
Luke Jeffs
05 Dec 2008
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Turquoise, the high-profile rival to big stock exchanges in Europe, is in talks with banks and brokers about raising additional funds, in an early sign that alternative trading systems may be struggling to make as big an impact as they had hoped.
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