The London Stock Exchange said its platform Turquoise will offer trading in EU-listed shares from its Dutch platform on 30 November if there is no agreement on equivalence to allow cross-border services between the European Union and the UK.

“Turquoise can confirm that it is planning on invoking its Brexit contingency plans on Monday 30 November 2020, unless relevant equivalence decisions to allow cross-border services between the EU and UK are agreed prior to this date,” said the LSE of the pan European equities trading venue in a 12 October statement. “The final go-live decision will be confirmed in due course.”