Dark pools draw trade away from stock exchanges in September
| Reuters
Dark pools, the
anonymous trading venues at the center of a series of investigations by
U.S. authorities, continued to gain equity trading at the expense of
public exchanges in Europe last month, Thomson Reuters data showed.
Dark order books, which permit
shares to be bought and sold without publicly informing the market until
the trade is completed, accounted for 6.9 percent of total European
stock trading last month, up from 6.4 percent the month before and 5.7
percent a year earlier.
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