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E.U. Trading Obligation Threatens Packaged Trades
By Samuel Wilkes
September 18, 2017, Risk
European Union rules requiring certain derivatives to trade on multilateral platforms could result in market participants being unable to execute packages, thereby increasing …
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Brokers Brace for MiFID II Squeeze
By Chris Davis
September 13, 2017, Risk
Interdealer brokers are no strangers to a gamble. When Risk.net compiled its annual rankings of the industry four years ago, many bet the …
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Day of the MiFIDs: What Happens on January 3?
By Samuel Wilkes
September 5, 2017, Risk
It is the morning of January 3, 2018. Traders file towards their desks, if they haven’t been there all night preparing, the trading …
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Regulators Split on Implementation of MiFID Swaps Transparency
By Samuel Wilkes
August 16, 2017, Risk
European Union regulators are split on the point at which over-the-counter derivatives are considered to be traded or admitted to trade on a …
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Dealers Push for Delay of European Derivatives Trading Obligation
By James Rundle
August 11, 2017, Waters Technology
“Challenging,” “significant concerns,” “foolhardy”—these are some of the terms used by the financial industry to describe the incoming obligation for certain derivatives …
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Firms Call on ESMA to Review Large-in-Scale Trading Obligation
By John Bakie
August 11, 2017, The Trade
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has been urged to review its approach to large-in-scale derivatives transactions after it U-turned on …
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MiFID II Requires Smart Liquidity Aggregation
By Shanny Basar
August 10, 2017, Markets Media
Decisions on liquidity aggregation and smart order routing will become more important when new regulations affecting market structure come into force in …
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JP Morgan Joins ESMA’s Systematic Internalizer Database
By Hayley McDowell
August 2, 2017, The Trade
JP Morgan is the latest investment bank to show up on the E.U. regulator’s database of systematic internalizers (SI) ahead of MiFID …
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Nasdaq Says SIs Have Unfair Advantages
By John Bakie
July 19, 2017, The Trade
Nasdaq has urged the European Commission to re-examine systematic internalizer (SI) rules in MiFID II, saying they will have a significant advantage …
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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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