Public registers to identify those institutions adhering to the newly launched FX global code could become operational as soon as July, as pressure mounts on market participants to demonstrate their commitment to the 55 principles that were unveiled today.
Speaking at a press conference at the Bank of England in London, David Puth, chief executive of industry utility CLS, suggested his firm would look to set up a public register, which is one of the initiatives designed to promote adherence to the code.
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