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Trading Execution Prices Are Seen Plunging in MiFID Share Grab
By Hugh Son and Trista Kelley
September 18, 2017, Bloomberg Markets
Banks competing to defend or increase their share of equity trading revenues after sweeping European regulations start next year …
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Voice Brokers Beware: New MiFID Rules May Cost You Your Job
By Stefania Spezzati and Mark Burton
September 11, 2017, Bloomberg Markets
Sweeping regulations designed to make markets more transparent threaten to erode the last bastions of European voice trading, from …
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Your Trades Will Soon Spend Less Time Stuck in Market’s Plumbing
By Annie Massa
August 31, 2017, Bloomberg Markets
Settling stock and bond trades in the U.S. is about to get a lot faster as regulators cut the after-trade wait to …
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Brussels Closes MiFID II Trading Loophole
By Samuel Agini
August 29, 2017, Financial News
European regulators have recast new trading rules to close a perceived loophole that could have undermined their goal of shifting more trading …
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Massachusetts Launches Probe into ‘Maker Taker’ Rebate System
By Nicole Bullock
August 15, 2017, Financial Times
Massachusetts on Tuesday entered the debate over sales practices in the U.S. stock market as it launched an investigation into whether paying …
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Record ETF Inflows Fuel Price Bubble Fears
By Chris Flood
August 13, 2017, Financial Times
Record-breaking inflows into exchange traded funds this year are fueling fears that the tide of money surging into passive investment is helping …
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MiFID Vies with Brexit as City Traders’ Main Problem
By Philip Stafford
August 10, 2017, Financial Times
For City institutions, the question of expanding E.U. business after Brexit is being usurped by pending comprehensive new trading rules for the …
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Majority of Traders Plan to Use Systematic Internalizers for Equity Trades Under MiFID II — Tabb
By Rick Baert
August 8, 2017, Pensions&Investments
Sixty percent of money managers’ trading executives interviewed by Tabb Group plan to use systematic internalizers registered with U.K. and European financial regulators …
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Big Data Is Changing Risk — and Could Bend U.S. Trading Rules
By Samuel Agini
August 7, 2017, Financial News
Revolutionary new data-driven techniques are transforming how banks manage their risk, but traders and quants working with the new system are worried …
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U.S. Corporate Bond Market Reform Remains Elusive
By Anthony Perrotta, Tabb Group
Originally published on the TabbFORUM
In September 2014, BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, issued a proclamation on U.S. corporate bond market structure reform. Three …
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