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Market abuse risk in rates and fixed income markets

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Alex Viall

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The Financial Conduct Authority has identified gaps in surveillance of web-based trading platforms. We examine why firms are not identifying potential market abuse and what they should do about it.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) releases a regular newsletter on market conduct and trade reporting based on its observations on practice during its supervisory visits and regular interaction with firms. Issue 68 focuses on gaps in surveillance of web-based trading platforms, which are widely used for Rates and Fixed

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