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Tradeweb’s IPO shows how OTC markets are changing
By Kris Devasabai
December 2, 2019, Risk
Amid a crop of disappointing tech IPOs, Tradeweb’s stock market debut in April felt like a coming-of-age party, heavy with symbolism and bursting …
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How robust fallbacks are hindering the Libor transition
By Thomas Helm
November 14, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
The received wisdom – and apologies to those who have already heard the oft-repeated analogy – is that robust fallbacks …
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Banks, funds propose shorter trading day in Europe, bourses split
By Huw Jones
November 6, 2019, Reuters
Banks and fund managers want the European stock trading day shortened by 90 minutes in a radical move they say would improve market …
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Market structure changes to shake up repo trading
By Joe Parsons
November 6, 2019, The Trade
Market structure changes such as the move to sponsored clearing and interest in electronic trading could significantly shake up the way repo …
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Volatility Heats Up But Volume Doesn’t
By Larry Tabb, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
Volatility and volume dislocated over the past few months. While the average closing VIX increased by 50% from April …
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Little evidence of closing auctions deteriorating price formation, says AMF
By Hayley McDowell
October 11, 2019, The Trade
The surge in trading activity occurring at the end of the day in closing auctions in recent years has not deteriorated the …
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The U.S. Finally Has a Plan for Releasing Data on Treasuries Trading
By Liz McCormick
September 23, 2019, Bloomberg
After years of reviewing a hotly debated issue, the U.S. government has decided to recommend publicly releasing data on Treasuries trading volume.
Treasury …
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Last orders: Rise of closing auctions stirs worries in European stock markets
By Josephine Mason
August 19, 2019, Reuters
The final five minutes of trading have become the busiest time of day for stock market traders in Europe.
Aside from an initial …
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FCA finds more authorized participants enter market during periods of stress
By Tom Eckett
August 8, 2019, ETF Stream
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) research has found more authorized participants (APs) enter the market to take on the extra redemptions during periods …
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European derivatives market valued at €735 trillion
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MiFID II creates ‘existential threat’ for small research groups
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E.U. regulator says MiFID II rules have failed on market data costs
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Why Europe’s markets might need MiFID III
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New data reveals the number of U.K. investment firms struggling with MiFID II reporting
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European derivatives market valued at €735 trillion
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MiFID II creates ‘existential threat’ for small research groups
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E.U. regulator says MiFID II rules have failed on market data costs
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Why Europe’s markets might need MiFID III
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New data reveals the number of U.K. investment firms struggling with MiFID II reporting
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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