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Borse Dubai eyes Pakistani stock exchange

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Borse Dubai said it would consider buying a stake in the Karachi Stock Exchange if members of Pakistan’s biggest bourse voted to alter the structure of their group to allow a sale. In comments made to Reuters, Borse Dubai chairman Essa Kazem said he was keen to expand his groups operations in South Asia. Last month, the head of Pakistan’s securities regulator said the both Borse Dubai and Scandinavian exchange operator OMX AB had expressed interest in buying into the Karachi exchange. State-owned Borse Dubai earlier this month bid 27.7 billion Swedish kronor ($3.96 billion) for OMX, topping an earlier bid of about $3.7 billion from Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. —Paul Whitfield

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