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The Liquid List

The Liquid List

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Andrew Simpson identifies the importance of the CESR Liquid List, highlights key unanswered questions around its construction and puts a case for an extended list that could serve as an important reporting point and a solid indicator of the EU economy as a whole.

The paper is the second in a series of six Equiduct-sponsored documents that have been commissioned to provide an independent perspective on MiFID and its likely impact on the equities market.

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