Planned EU cross-border trading ban to hit most large markets

Most major jurisdictions currently provide either interdealer or client exemptions

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Many major European Union financial market jurisdictions could be affected by draft capital rules banning all forms of cross-border trading with firms based in third-country jurisdictions. At present, foreign dealers can access EU dealers or clients via a series of national exemptions.

“By removing the direct cross-border access and always requiring physical presence, I think many member states will find it contradicts with their national approaches at least in some way,” says an industry

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