EU-US split here to stay, exchange heads fear

us-eu-split — "An asymmetry in regulation" could mean an indefinite split

Tom Osborn
@TomOsborn
10 Jun 2014

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European and US derivatives regulation will remain split for years to come, potentially limiting competition and threatening liquidity, according to the heads of two major exchanges.

Speaking today at the Futures Industry Association's IDX conference in London, Andreas Preuss, chief executive of Eurex, warned that twin-speed market reforms – and conflicting national priorities – are making it harder for exchanges and clearing houses to reach customers on both sides of the Atlantic.

"We have, and

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