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Sponsored: Equity trading – fragmented future or Europe-wide collaboration opportunity?

Register now for this complimentary event featuring leading experts in the trading industry. In partnership with SIX Swiss Exchange

Sponsored: Equity trading – fragmented future or Europe-wide collaboration opportunity?
Photo: L-R Edward Phillips, Tony Shaw, Paul Squires, Mae Cheng

As European equity trading volumes are hitting multi-year lows in 2023, doubts have arisen as to whether this is a cyclical issue fuelled by inflation, recession fears and geopolitical conflict – or a structural issue. Can European markets continue to function efficiently and profitably with lower volumes, and with a fragmented European legislative landscape? What is the future for this vital part of the capital market infrastructure?

On Thursday 19 October at 9:30am BST, Financial News Custom Studio will be hosting a live webcast, Equity trading – fragmented future or Europe-wide collaboration opportunity? in partnership with SIX Swiss Exchange, where a panel of industry experts will investigate the challenges and opportunities for all participants to operate within a well-functioning and efficient marketplace — taking into consideration liquidity shifts from continuous trading to auctions and from lit markets to dark pools — and how it can be achieved.

Speakers include:
Edward Phillips, head of Emea cash voice sales trading, UBS
Tony Shaw, executive director (London Office), SIX Swiss Exchange
Paul Squires, head of Emea and APAC equities trading, Invesco
Mae Cheng (Moderator), executive vice-president, Dow Jones

The complimentary event will be broadcast live at 9:30am BST and will be available to watch on-demand after the livestream. If you are interested in the event but are unable to watch it live, please register so we can send you a link to the recording.

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To contact the author of this story with feedback or news, email Alisha Titus

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