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U.S. regulator throws sand in the wheels of high frequency traders
By Richard Henderson
May 15, 2019, Financial Times
The highly profitable world of high frequency trading is under threat after the U.S. derivatives regulator allowed a futures exchange to slow …
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Dark pool trading volumes surge to pre-MiFID II levels
By Hayley McDowell
May 14, 2019, The Trade
Volumes on European dark pools in April reached the largest share of on-exchange trading in the post-MiFID II era, according to an …
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No more delays on MiFID open access, E.U. regulator says
By Costas Mourselas
May 13, 2019, Risk
First it was on, then it was off.
Now it’s back on again. The far-reaching regulatory change designed to give European financial market …
Read More →The Weekly Rant with Larry Tabb: May 6, 2019
A major component of the post-financial crisis transparency push is an increased focus by global regulators on transaction reporting, on both the buy and sell sides. The problem, says …
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Where now for the rules that rocked European finance?
By Philip Stafford and Katie Martin
May 6, 2019, Financial Times
Helping small and medium companies access capital markets was at the heart of MiFID II but more than 16 …
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‘Dark Pools’ Draw More Trading Amid Low Volatility
By Alexander Osipovich
May 3, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
The calm markets of recent months have meant more trades are getting done in the dark.
Dark pools — private …
Read More →The Weekly Rant with Larry Tabb: April 29, 2019
In the intensifying regulatory and competitive environment, transaction cost analysis has become an indispensable tool in the buy-side trading arsenal. But the independent TCA providers are struggling, notes TABB Group …
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SEC’s Redfearn: Consolidated Tapes Won’t Solve Trading Data Needs
By Josephine Gallagher and Hamad Ali
April 30, 2019, Waters Technology
A U.S.-style consolidated tape is not the answer to the industry’s market data problems across the E.U. and beyond, …
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No-deal Brexit could force European swaps trading to U.S. venues
By Sam Wilkes
April 26, 2019, Risk
London branches of banks such as BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, and Societe Generale will be barred from trading the most liquid interest rate …
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MiFID II in April: Dark Pools Reach New Heights
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABBFORUM
Trading on European dark pools reached its highest level under MiFID II during April, accounting for 9.1% of all on-exchange …
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