Thomson Reuters to move forex derivatives to Ireland from London because of Brexit

referring to LONDON (Reuters) - Thomson Reuters told on Tuesday it would transfer its foreign interchange derivatives trading to Dublin from London ahead of Britain's departure from the European in March 2019. Derivatives trading volumes on its platform run at further than $300 bn a day. Several big electronic trading platforms which let clients to purchas & purvey bonds or currencies have declared plans to shift businesses through London ahead of Brexit. Thomson Reuters told all spot forex trading, where its volumes highest $100 bn a day, would remember in London, as would its post-trade services. Thomson Reuters, controlled with Canada's Thomson family, Information Systems the parent of Reuters News.


Thomson Reuters to move forex derivatives to Ireland from London because of Brexit

LONDON (Reuters) - Thomson Reuters told on Tuesday it would transfer its foreign interchange derivatives trading to Dublin from London ahead of Britain's departure from the European in March 2019. Thomson Reuters runs 1 of the largest trading platforms in the $5 trillion-a-day foreign interchange market. Derivatives trading volumes on its platform run at further than $300 bn a day. Several big electronic trading platforms which let clients to purchas & purvey bonds or currencies have declared plans to shift businesses through London ahead of Brexit. Thomson Reuters told all spot forex trading, where its volumes highest $100 bn a day, would remember in London, as would its post-trade services.

Thomson Reuters to move forex derivatives to Ireland from London due to Brexit

Thomson Reuters to move forex derivatives to Ireland from London because of Brexit

as declared in LONDON (Reuters) - Thomson Reuters told on Tuesday it would transfer its foreign interchange derivatives trading to Dublin from London ahead of Britain's departure from the European in March 2019. Derivatives trading volumes on its platform run at further than $300 bn a day. Several big electronic trading platforms which let clients to purchas & purvey bonds or currencies have declared plans to shift businesses through London ahead of Brexit. Thomson Reuters told all spot forex trading, where its volumes highest $100 bn a day, would remember in London, as would its post-trade services. Thomson Reuters, controlled with Canada's Thomson family, Information Systems the parent of Reuters News.






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