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Vanguard opposes EU plans to relocate euro-clearing from London

World's second-largest investor says forcing CCPs to move could severely damage market liquidity

Vanguard opposes EU plans to relocate euro-clearing from London

Vanguard, the world's second-largest fund manager, has warned European Union regulators that forcing clearing houses to relocate to the bloc from London poses a significant risk to market liquidity.

Its comments echo those made by the world's largest investment manager, BlackRock, earlier this year and will provide a boost to UK financial lobbyists keen to preserve the City's status as the main hub of euro-clearing after Brexit.

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