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ESMA to address EMIR REFIT, MiFID II misalignment
By James Thursfield
July 15, 2019, Global Investor Group
The European Securities Markets and Markets Authority (ESMA) has said it is looking to address the misalignment between EMIR REFIT and …
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E.U. watchdog to review single record of real-time share prices
By Josephine Mason
July 12, 2019, Reuters
European markets regulators are considering creating a single record of trading data from the dozens of separate national exchanges and trading venues, to …
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Consolidated tape effort revived in Europe as ESMA launches consultation
By Hayley McDowell
July 12, 2019, The Trade
European market participants could soon see the launch of a much-desired consolidated tape as the EU markets regulator seeks industry feedback on …
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E.U. considers revenue-sharing plan for centralized market data
By Philip Stafford
July 11, 2019, Financial Times
European policymakers are working on ways to break the deadlock with stock exchanges and encourage them to share their highly prized trading …
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Hong Kong seeks European equivalence for Hibor and Honia
By Chris Davis
July 9, 2019, Risk
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is going the equivalence route to get approval for its two local interest rates from European benchmark …
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MiFID transparency regime snares illiquid bonds
By Samuel Wilkes
July 5, 2019, Risk
Bankers are calling for the European Commission to address faulty market transparency rules that are forcing inappropriate public reporting of trades in illiquid …
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Will London be Berned like the Swiss?
By Attracta Mooney
July 6, 2019, Financial Times
For three years European asset managers have kept their fingers crossed for luck, wishing hard that the U.K.’s exit from the EU …
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Christine Lagarde tapped as next president of Europe’s central bank
By Julia Horowitz
July 3, 2019, CNN Business
Christine Lagarde has been tapped as the next president of the European Central Bank, an appointment that would make her the first …
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U.S. parries E.U. jab on CCP oversight
By Costas Mourselas
July 1, 2019, Risk
Tensions have flared between European and U.S. supervisors on the subject of cross-border clearing house oversight after acerbic comments from one of Europe’s …
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Swexit: The Impact on Equity Trading One Week On
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
On July 1, European traders scrambled to quickly move their trading in Swiss shares from London and EU venues …
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