How Consolidated Tape helps investors use data in the US, UK and EU

Mechanisms that give investors access to data that helps them make informed decisions are attracting regulators’ attention around the world. We assess the different rules in the US, UK, and EU.

A consolidated tape (CT) is a mechanism that aggregates data on the price and sales volume of securities from a number of trading venues. Access to this data allows investors to monitor market liquidity and make informed investment decisions. A CT also acts as a valuable risk and control benchmark.

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