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MiFID II reviews ‘unlikely to solve fundamental issues’
By Hugo Bromley
December 11, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Though European regulatory authorities are currently reviewing almost every aspect of the MiFID II regulatory framework, significant shifts are unlikely, …
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Away from equities: MiFID II, PRIIPs struggle in fixed income, derivatives
By Hugo Bromley
November 29, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Regulations such as MiFID II are complicated and difficult to implement because they are designed for equities markets, say senior …
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Research unbundling and best execution – has MiFID II done its job?
By Hugo Bromley
November 19, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
The research unbundling requirements within MiFID II have slightly increased buy-side’s focus on best execution, though whether it has had …
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MiFID II double volume caps: fragile equilibrium is temporary
By Thomas Helm
June 10, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Equity markets have reached a fragile equilibrium following the disruption caused by MiFID II’s double volume cap (DVC) rule, bank, …
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Poor Data Hampers Best Execution Analysis
By Shanny Basar
May 31, 2019, Markets Media
Fund managers are frustrated with the lack of uniformity and standardization of data from the sell-side which they need to fulfill their …
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Best execution risks being “theoretical” – report
By Louisa Chender
May 23, 2019, Global Investor Group
The concept of best execution could end up being merely theoretical rather than delivering real value to investors in practice due …
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MiFID II: Six Months in and What’s Changed?
By John Brazier & Hayley McDowell
July 3, 2018, The Trade
It was a long time coming and when it finally arrived, MiFID II did so with little fuss, promoting …
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