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EUR-Denominated Shares Move Out of London

Trading in Euro-denominated shares has moved on Monday from London to new platforms in the European Union (EU), after the completion of the Brexit and the United Kingdom (UK) leaving the European single market, Reuters reported.

Banks and asset managers operating in member countries of the EU must use a platform inside the bloc for trading euro-denominated shares.

Paris and Amsterdam are among the top destination where the trading of EUR-denominated shares has moved.

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