MiFID II accelerates automation of investor services
By Thomas Helm
July 24, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
This evolution is expected to affect both primary and secondary markets, equities and bonds; particularly equities.
“We’ll start to see a shift towards a new level of intimacy with key clients,” a senior syndicate banker told Practice Insight. “Meanwhile smaller investors will receive the bots. A lot of sales people will get fired.”
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