- Cboe Europe unveils the “super sweep”, a new order type functionality that sends unmatched dark orders to the firm’s periodic auction book
- The EU’s member states agree to scrap unbundling, but talks will continue for at least six months before the rules change
- The UK Treasury also decides to end compulsory unbundling even though British regulators were responsible for foisting it on the EU in 2018
- The EU’s institutions opt for an anonymous consolidated tape — a world first — in a compromise between parliamentarians and national governments
- The FCA plans to set rules for its equity consolidated tape in 2024. Pre-trade prices look likely to be included
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