French watchdog tells London to stop trading EU shares after Brexit
AMF says trading in EU-listed shares should take place inside the bloc after Brexit, which may force funds to redirect trading from London to the EU
28 June 2019 - 16:42
London — Britain should give investment firms clarity by signaling an end to the trading of European shares in the City of London after it leaves the EU in October, a French regulator has said.
Analysts say a showdown over share-trading between Brussels and Switzerland is a reminder to London what it could face after Brexit if it clashes with the bloc in financial regulation...
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