Pandemic prompts delay in new EU share trading rule

LONDON (Reuters) - Changes to how shares are traded off an exchange in the European Union have been delayed by three months because of the impact of the coronavirus epidemic on banks, the bloc's markets watchdog said on Friday.The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said enforcing the new "tick" size regime or size of share trades executed at "systemic internalisers", typically big banks, should be delayed to 26 June.Tick size refers to the increments a stock can move up or down,..