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FESE rejects calls for shorter trading day

Lynn Strongin Dodds
By Lynn Strongin Dodds

The Federation of European Securities Exchanges (Fese) has come out against shorter trading hours, arguing that any change would put the continent at a competitive disadvantage to other trading venues. […]

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