The Code of Conduct aims at enhancing the ability of Organisations to interconnect and ultimately increasing the freedom of choice for market participants. This should be achieved by creating standard unilateral Access between Organisations and Interoperability following the measures described in the Code of Conduct.
Before 30 June 2007 and meeting the deadline established, Europe’s trading platforms, central counterparties and settlement systems have agreed a set of detailed Access and Interoperability Guidelines that aim to make the concept of ‘cross-border’ redundant for securities transactions within the European Union. The new Guidelines provide a basis for the development of new links between these organisations which would offer market participants the freedom to choose their preferred clearing and settlement provider, building on the provisions due to come into effect under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive.
| General Implementation Report 2008 - Access and Interoperability Click name to download |
| Athens Exchange |
| Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME) |
| Borsa Italiana |
| Bratislava Stock Exchange |
| Budapest Stock Exchange |
| Cyprus Stock Exchange |
| Deutsche Börse AG |
| NYSE Euronext - Report 1 NYSE Euronext - Report 2 |
| Irish Stock Exchange |
| Ljubljana Stock Exchange |
| London Stock Exchange |
| Luxembourg Stock Exchange |
| Malta Stock Exchange |
| NASDAQ OMX |
| Oslo Stock Exchange |
| Prague Stock Exchange |
| SIX Swiss Exchange |
| Warsaw Stock Exchange |
| Wiener Börse AG |
| If you would like to view the reports from 2007 please click here |
| Also available to download: |
| Access and Interoperability Guidelines |
| FESE, EACH and ECSDA comments to Commissioner McCreevy’s letter regarding the Access and Interoperability Guideline – 16 May 2008 |
