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We provide an answer to an open question, posed by van Glabbeek [4], regarding the axiomatizability of ready trace semantics. We prove that if the alphabet of actions is finite, then there exists a (sound and complete) finite equational axiomatization for the process algebra BCCSP modulo ready trace semantics. We prove that if the alphabet is infinite, then such an axiomatization does not exist. Furthermore, we present finite equational axiomatizations for BCCSP modulo ready simulation and failure trace semantics, for arbitrary sets of actions.