Germany has revised its financial market access rules through the Financial Centre Promotion Act, removing restrictions for non-EU market makers and aiming to enhance liquidity and competition in European derivatives trading.
Germany has enacted the Financial Centre Promotion Act, known as the Standortfördergesetz, which revises the regulatory framework governing access to its financial markets. The reform removes the earlier obligation for non-EU firms to establish a physical presence in Germany According to European Exchange (Eurex), the continent's largest derivatives exchange, the legislation alters requirements for foreign Regulatory Market Makers (RMMs), particularly those operating outside the E