Despite the UK’s exit from the EU, the London Stock Exchange LSE is still ahead in the euro clearing business.
The fact that the clearing of euro-denominated financial derivatives is dominated by a company outside the euro zone is a thorn in the side of many supervisors and politicians.
But the hopes of Deutsche Börse to quickly steal a large part of the business from the LSE subsidiary LCH Clearnet in the wake of Brexit have so far not been fulfilled.
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11.09.2020 | Aktualisiert am 10.09.2020
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