Trade bodies call for changes to European third country rules

12th August, 2022

Radi Khasawneh
Scott O'Malia

Plans to implement a new European benchmark approval regime should be changed to allow third country indexes to more easily be used by investors within the European Union, according to a group of six trade bodies

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Bank of America
CBOE
Citi
Goldman Sachs
DRW Holdings
HSBC
J.P Morgan
Marex
Morgan Stanley
SGX
SocGen
Susquehanna
MUFG Investor Services
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