Trading shares in ‘dark pools’ can save money, says Britain free of EU rules By Reuters
By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) - Investors can save money by trading shares in "dark pools", a paper from British regulators said on Wednesday after it broadened use of such anonymised dealing in stocks to bolster London's financial sector in the wake of Brexit. Dark pools, private exchanges for trading securities, are popular with institutional investors who want to execute large transactions...
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