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LSE hits back at clearing claim

The London Stock Exchange, Europe’s largest equities market, has hit back at accusations made by its main clearing house that it is stalling on a link to allow competition in clearing, arguing there are “outstanding issues” between the two companies.

The delay risks angering the European Commission and its internal markets commissioner Charlie McCreevy who gave the industry the chance to reform its clearing and settlement arrangements in November 2006 through the voluntary ‘code of conduct’.

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