NZX CEO Peterson 'deeply apologetic' as internal testing triggers outage

NZX CEO Peterson 'deeply apologetic' as internal testing triggers outage
Paul McBeth
By Paul McBeth Aug. 29 (BusinessDesk) - NZX chief executive Mark Peterson is "deeply apologetic" about an internal mistake that shut down trading for most of yesterday.  Trading through New Zealand's stock market stopped around 11.15am yesterday when an error was made during normal system testing, Peterson told BusinessDesk. Efforts to restart trading got close in the late afternoon, but lingering uncertainties meant NZX chose not to turn it back on. Derivatives trading resumed at 6.10pm and the cash market re-opened today.  NZX is inv...