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NYSE shares jumped 13% and Nasdaq shares rose 9.2%, but ICE's shares slumped 3.1% as shareholders fretted about the costs of the deal to ICE and the benefits ICE would get from buying NYSE Euronext's London futures and options business, known as Liffe.

ICE Provides Power for Nasdaq's Bid Carolyn Cui 2011

Liffe, which is a unit of NYSE Euronext , will publish data similar to the U.S.'s Commitment of Traders Report on a weekly basis from September.

NYSE Liffe, ICE Move Toward Transparency Caroline Henshaw 2011

Liffe, which is in the futures business, faces lower regulation and lower competition than stock trading.

Nasdaq Is Nearing Rival Bid for NYSE Aaron Lucchetti 2011

LSE CEO Xavier Rolet , who is leading the LSE's acquisition of Canada's TMX Group Inc., said previously that the derivatives market in Europe is dominated by the "duopoly" of heavyweights NYSE Liffe, which is operated by NYSE Euronext, and Eurex, run by Deutsche Börse.

BATS Seals Chi-X Deal, Looks Into Derivatives Vladimir Guevarra 2011

ICE, a mostly electronic futures-trading market that was launched in 2000 and has close ties to Wall Street's mightiest brokerage firms, would get the London-based derivatives business of NYSE Euronext, known as Liffe.

Nasdaq Battles for Big Board Aaron Lucchetti 2011

Nasdaq is counting on Atlanta-based IntercontinentalExchange Inc. to purchase the parts of NYSE's parent— NYSE Euronext —that Nasdaq can't afford, specifically the London-based derivatives trading business, called Liffe, these people said.

Nasdaq Is Nearing Rival Bid for NYSE Aaron Lucchetti 2011

Niederauer, the chief executive of NYSE Euronext, to sell a derivatives exchange known as Liffe, based in London, or withdraw from the deal.

NYT > Home Page By JAMES KANTER 2012

The derivatives exchange market in Europe is dominated by Eurex, controlled by German market operator Deutsche Boerse, and Liffe, which is owned by NYSE Euronext.

Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010

A deal also would come as the brokers fend off competition from traditional exchanges such as Liffe, the derivatives arm of NYSE Euronext, and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, both of which have waded into the over-the-counter market.

Modernization: Like It or Not Natasha de Teran 2008

The European derivatives market is an effective duopoly between NYSE Euronext's Liffe unit along with Eurex, the derivatives exchange jointly owned by Deutsche Börse and the Six Swiss Exchange.

Nasdaq Pushing Harder Against NYSE Tie-Up Tim Cave 2011