Talk:TMX Group

Fair use rationale for Image:TSXGroupLogo.gif
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Paragraph about Imperial Oil just preceding the Contents listing
What is the purpose of this paragraph? It has no context and probably should be deleted. Imperial Oil Limited (IMO TSX) shares are sold through the Toronto Stock Exchange which is owned by TMX Group (TSX: X). On January 18, 2011 Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (NYSE: ICE) and TMX Group (TSX: X), signed an agreement to "add Canadian and U.S. physical and Canadian financial crude oil products to their existing clearing and technology alliance." "Under the terms of the agreement, NGX's Canadian physical crude products will be offered for trading through ICE's electronic trading platform."[2] Imperial Oil Limited (IMO TSX) in which US-based ExxonMobil holds the controlling stock of 69.60 percent,[3] is Canada's second-biggest integrated oil company[3] (by market capitalization). Imperial Oil Ltd (IMO.TSX) is best known for its dominant position in the Alberta oil sands.[3] — Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.237.98.230 (talk) 02:55, 23 January 2015 (UTC)