Nagoya Stock Exchange

Established after World War II, one of the three major securities markets in Japan.

Nagoya Stock Exchange

A stock exchange in Japan. It was originally established in 1886 and re-established in 1949 following the Second World War. The Nagoya Stock Exchange is itself a stock corporation and is the third largest exchange in Japan by market capitalization. See also: Demutualization.

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Toyota Auto Body was found in 1945 and is listed on the first sections of the Tokyo and Nagoya stock exchanges.

Toyota Auto Body fails to declare income

37 billion yen from a week earlier, according to the data collected at the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya stock exchanges.

Margin buying in Japan turns downward

Nikko debuted on the second sections of the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya stock exchanges in October 1961.

Nikko Cordial delisted before acquisition by Citigroup

Nikko, once mired in an accounting fraud scandal, will be delisted from the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya stock exchanges before it becomes a wholly owned unit of U.

Fukuoka Financial to replace Nikko as Nikkei 225 component

said Monday it has decided to delist its common stock shares from the Sapporo and Nagoya stock exchanges as well as from the Euronext Paris stock exchange because share trading has been limited in the three exchanges.