Liquidity Landscape Q3 2022

Post the brief interlude of Trussonomics, a period of relative calm is settling on markets in terms of regulatory change. Pragmatic convergence between European and UK regulators is looking more likely but while market participants on both sides of the channel are keen to reduce fragmentation and mitigate operational complexity - the harsh reality is that European policy set to increase liquidity formation on primary public markets, continues to remain elusive, indicating further policy intervention is inevitable.

This report has been compiled by Gareth Exton Head of Liquidnet's Execution + Quantitative Services EMEA , in partnership with Rebecca Healey, Redlap Consulting.