French market watchdog to London: stop trading EU shares after Brexit

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Cboe alone accounts for over 20 percent of trading in German, Dutch, Belgian, French, Swedish, and Spanish shares.

“It’s a pragmatic and straightforward approach, that provides clarity to stakeholders on what would be required in the event of a no-deal Brexit,” Cazenave told Reuters.The EU ruling is known as a share trading obligation , but Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority has yet to formulate its own. Cazenave said a situation where a UK STO and an EU STO do not overlap could become the ready-made basis of cross-border share trading between Britain and the EU in future.

Britain has said it should have no problem obtaining equivalence from Brussels for UK exchanges to continue serving EU customers. FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey has said that investors should have a choice on where to trade.

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