ARTICLE · 02 DECEMBER 1997
"Financial Markets Reform - The Case Of Amsterdam Exchanges"
NetherlandsWealth Management
By Paul Arlman, Director International Affairs, Amsterdam Exchanges
The 8th Mexican Annual Securities Market Convention, Mexico City, November 1997
Introduction
Mr Chairman, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. It is an honour and pleasure to return to Mexico, a country and a city that I have visited many times, and to participate in this very distinguished conference.
I have been invited to speak on financial market reform in the Netherlands, with a special emphasis on important recent changes in our securities markets, and in the establishment of a company called "Amsterdam Exchanges". I would like to warn you that what may function in the Netherlands, may not necessarily function at all - or as well - elsewhere. No prescriptions will flow from my lips, but only an explanation about the why and the how of the decisions that we took. I leave it to my audience to appreciate whether what works a few feet below sea level can also work at this much more exalted
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