New logo: Moscow Exchange

The Moscow Exchange was formed in late 2011 when Moscow's two major stock exchanges, MICEX and MTS, were merged. The new company was left without a proper corporate identity for about a year until a new logo was unveiled on December 18. The new name, Moscow Exchange (or Московская Биржа in Russian), had been known for a few months by then.

The new icon is inspired by two mathematical symbols, the natural join symbol (⋈) and infinity (∞). This is placed on a red square, which is taken from the English name for the central square in Moscow.
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New logo: Japan Exchange Group

The Japan Exchange Group, or JPX for short, is a company formed on January 1 through the merger of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange. The new logo was revealed last week.

The logo features four bars representing four values in the company's creed. It also expresses "aspirations toward dynamic and international growth" and an "ambition to become Asia's No. 1 market".
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New logo: NYSE Euronext

NYSE Euronext, one of the leading operators of financial markets, launched a new corporate identity yesterday, May 14, that was created by Interbrand. The company was created from the 2007 merger of the owners of the New York Stock Exchange and Amsterdam's Euronext.

According to a press release, the new symbol with its green and blue hues is an abstraction of the globe. The wordmark uses Akko, with DIN and Calibri used for other purposes. The typefaces where apparently selected for their environmental friendlyness, as they use less ink that other typefaces. The green colors in the logo enforce the ecological theme, while differentiating it from other stock exchange logos.
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