A regulatory hurdle may prevent a major exchange from trading its own shares. The issue arose during discussions about a proposed initial public offering.
A clarification was provided by the CEO of a rival exchange, citing existing rules. This comes amid speculation about the potential for self-trading after the IPO.
Further details are available from the source, including comments from the CEO and the exchange's response to regulatory inquiries.
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