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AFME calls out EU’s proposed capital markets integration plan citing equity market structure oversight

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The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) has shared its response to the European Commission’s ‘targeted consultation on integration of EU capital markets in Europe’ – which closed today – highlighting several points of concern.

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People Moves Monday: Peel Hunt, Redburn Atlantic, RBC Capital Markets, Citi, and more…

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Morrison has been with Redburn Atlantic for almost four years, most recently serving as a director in sales trading.

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big xyt drops out of equities consolidated tape race

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big xyt has dropped out of the bidding process to become the EU’s consolidated tape provider for equities and ETFs. The withdrawal comes two months after the firm announced its intention to bid in April 2025 , stating that the bid specifically addressed key concerns of data quality, cost and independence.

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Cboe head of market data joins EuroCTP advisory committee

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Stephen Dorrian, head of market data and access services, Europe, at Cboe has joined EuroCTP’s advisory committee as the group continues with its bid to become the EU’s consolidated tape provider. Specifically, EuroCTP is bidding for both the equities tape, as well as the shares and ETFs tape provider.

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TNS extends access to all US equity options exchanges

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Transaction Network Services (TNS) is set to expand access to US equity options with connectivity and market data support for the recently launched MIAX Sapphire Options Exchange. Tom Lazenga, general manager, TNS Financial Markets The move comes as part of TNS’ commitment to comprehensive coverage of the US listed options marketplace.

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Sri Lanka to cut settlement cycle from T+3 to T+2 in June

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The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) of Sri Lanka has announced its decision to shorten its current settlement cycle from T+3 to T+2 for all equity transactions, a move aimed at aligning with international standards. The move comes as markets around the world look to shorten their settlement cycles.

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LSEG sees double-digit growth across post-trade as exchange continues to reap benefits of acquisition push

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Specifically, securities and reporting revenue grew 7% to £254 million “as payments received relating to the early termination of the Euronext clearing agreement more than offset the in-year impact of lost cash equity clearing revenues and subdued equity market volumes”, while OTC derivatives revenue increased to £517 million, up 28.9%.

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