- The UK's tax on share purchases - stamp duty - gets some overdue attention as the number of companies listed on the LSE continues to slump.
- SIX's Jos Dijsselhof is on the lookout for a takeover target. His next acquisition is unlikely to be a stock exchange.
- OneChronos, a US ATS, is planning to set up shop across the pond and across the English Channel.
- The pre-trade consolidated tape for European equities is coming, but it is unlikely to distribute its first price before 2026.
- The overhaul of primary markets rules in the EU is also happening. The changes to share classes and prospectuses look very similar to proposed tweaks in the UK.
- And Luxembourg lends its weight to Christine Lagarde's vision of a single EU regulator for capital markets.
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