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Brexit deal stalls exchange plans for euro share trading move
By Huw Jones
January 15, 2020, Reuters
New European Union cross-border share trading platforms set up by the London Stock Exchange and rival Aquis ahead of Brexit have been mothballed …
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Heading for the close
By Hayley McDowell
January 13, 2020, The Trade
As 2019, and indeed the decade, draws to a close, buy-side traders and market operators across Europe have been adapting to a …
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U.S. watchdog moves to overhaul governance of equity consolidated tape
By Hayley McDowell
January 10, 2020, The Trade
Trading and investment firms in the U.S. could gain greater control over the equity consolidated tape, following years of debate around the …
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SEC Preps Shakeup of U.S. Consolidated Tapes
By Emilia David and Max Bowie
January 9, 2020, WatersTechnology
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed drastic changes to how the U.S. consolidated tapes of market data from …
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SEC Democratic Commissioner Slams CAT Delays
By Joanna Wright
January 8, 2020, Waters Technology
On Wednesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Robert Jackson slammed the lack of progress in building the Consolidated Audit Tape (CAT) as …
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Regulators Seek to Loosen U.S. Exchanges’ Control Over Stock Data
By Paul Kiernan and Alexander Osipovich
January 8, 2020, The Wall Street Journal
Regulators are taking steps to loosen the control that big U.S. exchanges exert over the flow of …
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ESMA study finds circuit breakers significantly widen bid-ask spreads
By Hayley McDowell
January 7, 2020, The Trade
The use of circuit breakers significantly widens spreads immediately after the mechanisms are triggered, according to a study from the European Securities …
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Campaign for shorter market hours gathers momentum in Europe
By Philip Stafford
January 5, 2020, Financial Times
Banks and fund managers across Europe are confident they are building the momentum to force the region’s stock exchanges to reduce their …
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Strain on Active Management Continues to Transcend Market Structure
By Larry Tabb, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
Equity trading volume was unexpectedly stable in the third quarter despite a number of geopolitical factors that boosted volatility. …
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MiFID II in 2019: 5 Key Volume Trends
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
European equity trading last year was marred by anemic volumes, but several trends emerged under MiFID II. TABB Group …
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