In 1996 it changed to its present form as a "call market" described above. In 2000 it changed its name to the South Pacific Stock Exchange, with a view to becoming a regional exchange. In 2019, the Exchange focused on improving its visibility and a rebranding exercise to be in-line with international counterparts. This included: 1. Office Relocation - In March 2019, the SPX Group relocated to Sabrina Building in Victoria Parade with a view to strengthen its visibility amongst ordinary Fijians and promote its mission to increase the attractiveness of the SPX as the preferred investment and capital raising venue. The relocation also gave SPX an option to install a stock ticker display screen which is a common sight at buildings which house stock exchanges globally. 2. Rebranding from SPSE to SPX - The rebranding exercise including the launch of a new logo was part of the progressive development being undertaken at SPX and has been a proud moment for the institution itself with 2019 being the 40th year of operations for the SPX. The rebranded acronym “SPX” promotes itself as a fresh, innovative and progressive identification for the SPX operations and is aligned to international standards used by exchanges globally to depict their name. The colour combinations depicted in the rebranded SPX logo reflect the deep blue Pacific Ocean with blends of green to symbolise growth and richness. See also List of stock exchanges in the Commonwealth of Nations External links South Pacific Stock Exchange website The Quicker Ticker- Pacific: A Samoan/Tokelauan language investment site for the South Pacific Economy of Fiji Stock exchanges in Oceania 1979 establishments in Fiji Organizations established in 1979 Companies based in Suva