The decision is set to contribute to cost synergies and operational efficiencies, according to UBS.
The firm has said that the offering will address growing demand from investors in both the European and global markets for greater insight into the syndicated loan market.
The offering marks an agreement between Bloomberg Index Services Limited and CME Group and is expected to provide access to reliable and transparent FX fixings.
Sentiment change has been spurred by clarifications from the FCA which address previous barriers to the shift, says a report by Substantive Research.
Aquis Exchange, Bloomberg, Cboe, Euronext, London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Nasdaq and Tradeweb are among those included in the published list.
The group, co-ordinated by Ediphy, consists of Google Cloud, UBS, TP ICAP, Cboe Global Markets, FactSet, and Norges Bank Investment Management.
The firm has said the move was driven by a need for greater access to liquidity and transparency in the changing European market structure.
Currently, the committee is made up of 11 members, including representatives from BlackRock, Deutsche Börse, Norges Bank, BNP Paribas, Bloomberg, and others.
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