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MiFID II Spurs Momentum in Tradeweb Derivatives Volumes
By Ross Lancaster
December 11, 2018, GlobalCapital
Nearly one year on since the implementation of the second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, rates derivatives trading on multilateral trading facilities is …
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MiFID II Boosts Electronic Fixed Income Trading
By Shanny Basar
December 11, 2018, Markets Media
Electronic trading has grown between 77% and 56% across bond asset classes since the introduction of new regulation in the European Union …
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ESMA Updates DVC Data
By Jenna Lomax
December 10, 2018, Securities Lending Times
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has updated its public register with the latest set of double volume cap (DVC) …
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Leaked E.U. Paper Softens French Blow to MiFIR Equivalence
By Samuel Wilkes
December 10, 2018, Risk
A draft legislative proposal from the Council of the European Union removes severe curbs on third-country investment firms put forward by its French …
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MiFID II Leads to Global Demand for Transparency
By Chris Flood
December 9, 2018, Financial Times
European rules on the funding of investment research are changing behavior globally in a shift that has consequences for fund houses, banks, …
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Swap Rollbacks a Gift for Handful of U.S. Banks, Citadel Securities Says
Paul Hamill, global head of FICC distribution at Citadel Securities, examines plans to walk back rules for swap-trading programs. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”…
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How Identifiers Are Driving Transparency in Financial Markets
By Justin Pugsley
December 3, 2018, Global Risk Regulator
One priority in the near future will be to iron out identifier inconsistencies, drive adoption and make them more useful for …
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ISIN Fees Rise for the Second Year Running
By Jamie Hyman
December 6, 2018, Waters Technology
As the Derivatives Service Bureau (DSB) moves into its second year of operation, its highest-volume users will pay more for International Securities …
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London’s Stockbrokers Fight for Survival
By Hannah Murphy
December 5, 2018, Financial Times
A new game has become popular in the City of London: making bets on which famous stockbroking name will disappear first.
The …
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Europe’s Periodic Auctions Under the Microscope
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABBFORUM
Periodic auction books have become one of the most divisive aspects of Europe’s post-MiFID II equities landscape – so much …
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