The market regulator aims to increase transparency in UK share trading with daily summaries.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK's markets regulator, plans to publish a daily summary of trading in the country's shares starting Friday.
The publication of daily trading data is part of the FCA's effort to increase transparency in the market.
The Financial Conduct Authority plans to consolidate its data release into a single stream while expanding coverage to include market depth figures. This new initiative is part of a broader strategic effort by the regulator to help revive share trading in London.
The Financial Conduct Authority has expanded its transparency initiative to include the publication of market depth figures alongside a unified stream of stock data. This strategic shift is intended to stimulate and revive share trading activity within the London markets.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to provide a single stream of stock data and will include market depth figures in its upcoming publications. This new initiative is also intended to help revive share trading in London.
The FCA plans to launch a consolidated record of trading across UK equity markets within 18 months, which will combine data from different exchanges into a single stream including market depth and pre/post-trade information. To address current market fragmentation, the regulator has already launched an interim market activity reporter for daily equity volumes while seeking a service provider following the October 16 consultation deadline. This initiative aims to revive London share trading, following the success of the UK's bond consolidated tape which has attracted over 1.6 million licence subscriptions since its June launch.
