London Stock Exchange Shifts EU Share Trading to Turquoise
London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) is triggering contingency strategies in case Britain crashes out of the EU without an offer. While Britain’s exit from the EU was still hanging in the balance, the LSE stated its pan-European platform Turquoise would move trading in shares of business based in the bloc to its brand-new Dutch center next month if it loses access to the single market in November.Other shares would stay on its existing platform in London. The London stock market is the greatest in Europe and it deals with a split ought to Britain leave the EU without an offer.
