LSE halves fees for ETF market makers

The fee cuts will help the UK exchange better serve specialist ETF dealers and guard against increasing competition for liquidity

The London Stock Exchange Group is cutting fees for its registered market makers in exchange-traded funds by 50%, in a bid to better serve specialist ETF dealers and guard against increasing competition for liquidity.

The changes, effective from June 3, mean fees will be cut from 0.20 basis points to 0.10bps per order executed by registered LSE ETF market makers, according to the LSE's latest price list.

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