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London Metal Exchange

London Metal Exchange is connected with ASN/IP network resources in United Kingdom.

Identity: London Metal Exchange, Company

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London Metal Exchange

London Metal Exchange is connected with ASN/IP network resources in United Kingdom.

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IdentityLondon Metal Exchange, CompanyHigh confidence

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Display nameLondon Metal ExchangeHigh confidence
Directory categoryCompanyHigh confidence
Last updatedJul 15, 2026High confidence

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Geography scopeUnited Kingdom / EuropeHigh confidence
Other infrastructure servicesUnited Kingdom / EuropeMedium confidence

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Service platformLondon Metal Exchange United Kingdom Other infrastructure services · United Kingdom / EuropeUnrated

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Coverage contextThe LME nickel crisis made trade cancellation a market-control accountability test, The London Metal Exchange nickel crisis is an accountability case because the most visible act, cancelling a full morning of trades, came after less visible controls had failed to contain an accelerating market disorder. Courts ultimately upheld the cancellation as a lawful emergency response. The Financial Conduct Authority later found that the exchange had lacked adequate controls, policies and staff preparation for the conditions that made that response necessary. The lasting question is therefore not whether an exchange can act in an emergency. It is whether the operator, its clearing house, members and regulators can show who controlled each risk before, during and after the emergency, and whether repairs can be proved under stress rather than merely announced.Medium confidence

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Primary articleThe LME nickel crisis made trade cancellation a market-control accountability testHigh confidence

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