Market experts from RBC Capital Markets, Marex and Liquidnet share their outlook on the biggest factors set to shape European markets in the coming year, including the impact of changes such as single volume caps and the growth of ETFs.
Counting down from three to one of the most read news stories on The TRADE over the past 12 months, featuring the Green Impact Exchange, LSEG, and One Trading.
The trading venue is currently engaging with firms including Uptevia, ABN AMRO Bank, Rabobank and Banque Internationale à Luxembourg.
The measures, developed in line with Europe’s Savings and Investment Union (SIU) strategy, aim to remove barriers, simplify supervision, and encourage innovation across the EU.
Less than a third of respondents in The ValueExchange’s new survey said they were uncertain whether their service providers will be prepared to support the shift.
More than 70% of European asset managers currently feel disadvantaged compared to their US peers regarding corporate access and investment analysis access, according to the most recent Substantive Research survey.
Euronext is set to establish a technology centre in Athens to support its network following the acquisition; plans include the establishment of a cross-border clearing framework.
The decision from the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC) makes the firm’s tender offer unconditional, with an acceptance period set to run until 17 November; results to be announced on 19 November.
The hires are expected to help build out the firm’s UK and European presence and follow further appointments into the European equity sales trading team in recent months.
The TRADE sits down with Nicholas Phillips, market structure research analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence (BI), following the publication of BI's 'European institutional equity trading study 2025’ report, to explore Europe’s renewed trading momentum, what to look out for in 2026, and the continued developments in post-trade, dark trading caps, rising bilateral, and more.