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MiFID II Trading Obligations and SI Regime Need Reform
By Shanny Basar
January 23, 2020, Markets Media
It is most urgent for the European Commission to review the regulations relating to the trading obligations for shares and derivatives and …
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Trade associations outline key priorities for MiFID II review
By Hayley McDowell
January 20, 2020, The Trade
Several large trade associations across Europe have called on policy makers to amend certain aspects of MiFID II ahead of a review, …
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MiFID II: ELPs Assert Their Presence in SI Market
By Larry Tabb, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
While 2019 has been a down year for European equities on most accounts, it has been a good year …
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High cost of European exchange data sparks investor revolt
By Peter Lee
December 10, 2019, Euromoney
In December, the Plato Partnership – a not-for-profit-organization whose members include large asset managers such as Axa Investment Managers, Blackrock, DWS, Fidelity, Norges …
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MiFID II: The Blocks Are Back
By Colby Jenkins, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
Europe’s sluggish equity trading this year continued in October, with volumes down 13.4% from October 2018. But the effects …
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ESMA chair outlines staggered and focused approach to MiFID II review
By Hayley McDowell
November 19, 2019, The Trade
European authorities will take a “staggered” and “focused” approach to an upcoming review of MiFID II which could see changes to the …
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Meet Your (Market) Maker: Europe’s ELP SIs Gain Ground
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
Sources of equity order flow continue to shift away from the traditional bulge bracket toward new, non-bank electronic market-makers, …
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MiFID II in September: All Eyes on Auctions
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
While European equities volumes rebounded somewhat in September, overall trading activity remained below last year’s pace. But closing auctions …
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“Significant number” of ISIN users not becoming SIs
By James Thursfield
September 18, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Derivatives Service Bureau (DSB) reports that sell-side institutions are using International Securities Identification Numbers (ISINs) for operational efficiencies, without the …
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MiFID II in 2019: 5 Key Volume Trends
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
European equity trading last year was marred by anemic volumes, but several trends emerged under MiFID II. TABB Group …
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