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Regulated venues say that rival firms can evade oversight by engaging in activities such as unfairly blocking trade and price fixing.
UK trading venues fear that their supervisors are not going far enough to ban investment firms and technology vendors that operate as venues but breach relevant rules.
A recent consultation by the Financial Conduct Authority could provide two ways for tech companies to offer trading services without requiring authorization. A “blocking” is the practice of trading, in which a trader arranges a transaction between two clients to be executed at a regulated venue. There are others
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