Credit Suisse has become the first bank to reveal the value of trading in its Europe “dark pool”, saying €10bn ($14bn) of equities changed hands in its block trading facility in the fourth quarter of last year. The move is another sign that some banks that run such facilities are responding to heightened regulatory scrutiny. Last month Nomura became the first bank to say it would reveal publicly what trades had been done in its dark pool.

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