Industry associations relentlessly protest the SDR buy-in regime
As the consultation period for Europe’s Settlement Discipline Regime concludes, industry associations again step up calls for the removal of mandatory buy-ins.
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European exchange group FESE rejects bid to shorten market hours
Nasdaq has backed FESE’s claims that reducing market hours is the wrong move and would have no impact on the wellbeing of traders.
Euronext extends consultation on shorter market hours
Market participants now have until 30 June to respond to Euronext’s market hours consultation due to the coronavirus pandemic disruption.
Euronext launches consultation on shorter market hours
Market participants were sent the consultation this week to provide feedback on shorter trading hours by mid-May.
ESMA delays extension of tick size regime to SIs due to coronavirus
European regulators have been told not to prioritise supervision of the changes to systematic internalisers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Time does not heal all in the case of Settlement Discipline Regime extension
The delay from ESMA may not have gone far enough according to some market experts who believe challenges persist despite time extension.
Traders seek seven-hour European market open hours
AFME and the IA have called for a 90-minute reduction in European market hours as the LSE’s consultation nears closure.
Industry bodies step up call for delay to CSDR buy-in regime
Both buy- and sell-side firms agree the mandatory buy-in regime will have significant negative implications on Europe’s capital markets.
London Stock Exchange begins consultation on shorter equity trading hours
Following calls from the industry to reduce trading hours in Europe, the LSE has started a consultation and is accepting responses until the end of January.
Traders call on stock exchanges to shorten market hours in Europe
AFME and the Investment Association are requesting shorter market open hours to improve culture and diversity in the industry.