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06 November 2025 by Olivia Grace-Curran

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New exchange operator could lower costs

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A competing exchange operator could lower funds management costs.

The introduction of a new stock exchange operator will lead to lower trading costs and ultimately lower funds management costs, according to Continuum Capital Management.

The Ascalon-backed boutique fund manager said it expected not only brokerage costs to come down, but the implicit costs in the market would come down as well.

"You should see downward pressure on the execution of a trade," Continuum executive dire