"The vision is to lower transaction costs for the issuer and the investor and to be a communication channel, where they can invest in the three markets at the same time," said Rolando Duarte, president of the El Salvador Securities Exchange.
The integration process began in 2002, when the presidents of the three nations signed bi-lateral agreements.

Source: laprensagrafica.com

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