German Financial Reform Opens Eurex to Global Market Makers and Strengthens International Derivatives Liquidity

German Financial Reform Opens Eurex to Global Market Makers and Strengthens International Derivatives Liquidity

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Germany opens Eurex to non-EU market makers

Germany has introduced legislation easing market access for non-EU market makers, effective immediately, to support liquidity growth on the European derivatives exchange Eurex. Under the Financial Centre Promotion Act, aimed at strengthening Germany’s financial market, non-EU regulatory market makers are no longer required to establish a German entity or obtain individual exemptions to provide liquidity

Germany eases access rules for non-EU market-makers on Eurex - Asset Servicing Times

The new legislation amends the regulatory framework for third-country RMMs, reducing operational and administrative requirements for non-EU liquidity providers

Germany introduces new legislation to enhance foreign market maker access in Europe

The new law is set to benefit German regulated exchanges by enhancing competitiveness in European markets, says Eurex chief executive.