Exchanges
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Fee Model Would Boost Asian ETF Market
By Leo Lewis
September 10, 2017, Financial Times
While regulators in the U.S. fret that the pace of growth in the exchange traded fund market may be too explosive, their …
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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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Three Challenges Facing Investors Ahead of MiFID II
By Philip Stafford
August 24, 2017, Financial Times
Europe’s big bang of market reforms, known as MiFID II, is approaching faster than the financial services industry would like.
A major …
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Seizing the Opportunity: In Defense of MiFID II
By Will Winzor-Sailem, Redburn
Originally published on LinkedIn and on the TabbFORUM
There is no escaping MiFID II. As the regulation becomes clearer and industry consensus forms, every financial firm …
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XTX Warns MiFID II Risks Spreading Bad FX Habits to Equities
By Samuel Agini
July 27, 2017, Financial News
The Russian-educated mathematician behind one of the biggest success stories in the currency markets is sounding the alarm over regulations coming to …
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European Derivatives Exchanges Update Tech Ahead of MiFID II
By Joe Parsons
July 25, 2017, The Trade
Euronext and Eurex are planning to update the technology used to support electronic trading ahead of the incoming MiFID II regulation in …
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Exchange Data Made Up a Third of Revenues in 2016
By Joe Parsons
July 11, 2017, The Trade
Global exchange revenues totaled a record $28.3 billion in 2016, with exchange data fees making up almost a third of global revenues, …
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Dark Pool Traders Look to Stay in the Shadows
By Will Hadfield
July 10, 2017, Bloomberg Markets
Dark pools face a major overhaul once European limits on hidden trading kick in next year. Luckily for investors, there’s a buffet …
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Markets Break Out in MiFID II Sweat as New Rules Loom
By Philip Stafford
July 5, 2017, Financial Times
“The interest in this outside the E.U. is phenomenal,” says James Roberts, director of European public policy at ISDA, the derivatives trade …
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As EMIR 1.5 Enters into Force, EMIR 2.0 Could Soon Follow
By Alexey Sladkov, GreySpark Partners
Originally published on the TabbFORUM
The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), which was adopted into E.U. law in 2012 as a new piece of legislation …
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