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Proposed intermittent UK trading venue deemed desirable by industry

Currently in public consultation, the new Pisces trading venue for UK private companies is expected to go ahead by the end of the year 
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Earlier this month, the UK Treasury laid out a regulatory framework for a new intermittent trading venue as part of the spring 2024 Budget. The proposed Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System, or Pisces, would allow private companies to trade their securities in a controlled environment and on an intermittent basis during trading windows. 

According to HM Treasury, Pisces will incorporate elements from public markets, such as those that offer multilateral trading, and elements from private markets that provide greater discretion on which company disclosures should be made public. 

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Liz Lumley is deputy editor at The Banker. She is a global specialist commentator on global financial technology or “fintech”. She has spent 30 years working in the financial technology space, most recently as director at VC Innovations and architect of the Fintech Talents Festival, managing director at Startupbootcamp FinTech London and an editor at financial services and technology newswire, Finextra. She was named Journalist of the Year for Technology and Digital Finance at State Street’s UK Press Awards for 2022.
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