SIX has welcomed Barclays Bank PLC as its newest trading participant, marking the 92nd member to join its platform. Barclays benefits from its wide distribution network and liquid market and further internationalizes its membership, enhancing market diversity and liquidity.
Barclays Bank PLC will start trading on SIX, the highly liquid reference market for Swiss securities. The Swiss stock exchange provides access to more than 60,000 securities, including some of the biggest companies in Switzerland and Europe such as Nestlé, Roche, and Novartis.
Gregor Braun, Co-Head Cash Markets, SIX, comments on Barclay’s addition: “We are delighted to welcome Barclays Bank PLC as our newest trading participant on our platform. Their presence on SIX underscores the attractiveness and robustness of our market infrastructure. We look forward to supporting Barclays in leveraging the exceptional liquidity and quality of our order book for Swiss securities and wish them successful trading.”
Source: SIX
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