Exchanges
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Killing time: The closing auction is eating the trading day
By Samuel Agini
July 15, 2019, Financial News
In London, the trading day begins with a flourish when markets open at 8:00 am, slows down until the U.S. wakes up …
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Swaps counterparties spooked by EMIR position pairing
By Samuel Wilkes
July 15, 2019, Risk
Swaps counterparties are struggling to pair their positions under European regulatory reporting rules, and the industry now fears the problems could undermine future …
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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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Banks and prop shops expect more trading tie-ups
By Duncan Wood
July 3, 2019, Risk
Bank and non-bank dealers expect electronic trading to continue spreading into fixed income markets – bringing the two groups of firms into more …
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European regulators urged to remove transaction-level reporting for ETDs under EMIR
By Hayley McDowell
June 27, 2019, The Trade
European regulators have been advised to remove certain reporting requirements related to exchange-traded derivatives (ETDs) under EMIR, due to concerns around the …
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Swiss stock trading shifts from E.U. after Brussels-Bern dispute
By Philip Stafford
July 1, 2019, Financial Times
Banks and fund managers in the E.U. have been forced to trade Swiss stocks on alternative systems as they cope with a …
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Swiss-E.U. bourse battle breaks out over stalled treaty
By Francesco Guarascio and Michael Shields
June 21, 2019, Reuters
Investors in the European Union and Switzerland will lose direct access to each others’ stock exchanges from July 1 in …
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The Butterfly Effect: Japanese Exchange Proposals May Have Major Global Impact
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) is the fourth largest in the world.[1] As of April, the …
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MiFID II periodic auctions survive intense regulatory scrutiny
By Hayley McDowell
June 14, 2019, The Trade
Periodic auctions operating in the new trading environment under MiFID II will not be significantly constrained or banned outright by authorities in …
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Access Fee Pilot May Lose Direction When New Exchanges Appear
By Kelvin To, Data Boiler Technologies, LLC
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
The launch of MEMX and other new stock exchanges may disrupt the SEC’s plan to adopt an …
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