Mifid post-Brexit: The current state of play
Following recent regulatory milestones in the UK and Europe, The TRADE explores Mifid II’s current state of play on either side of the channel.
Following recent regulatory milestones in the UK and Europe, The TRADE explores Mifid II’s current state of play on either side of the channel.
The pair aim to increase block liquidity in European SMEs using their combined networks and technology, The TRADE can reveal.
With the UK and Europe’s poor liquidity landscape being agreed upon unanimously, panellists discussed a potential consolidated tape as a means to improve liquidity.
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Industry association warns regulators that the ongoing Mifir Review could risk holding back EU equity markets; is calling for a diverse range of trading mechanisms in Europe.
In its latest liquidity landscape report, Liquidnet finds entrenched themes such as the move away from the lit markets and the migration to the Close became increasingly pronounced last year.
The conclusion comes as part of a consultation on the scope of a multilateral trading venue launched by the EU watchdog in January last year to level the playing field.
European regulators have made several U-turns in the last few months, in particular around their stance on systematic internalisers and dark trading, that mimic UK proposals.
The European CCP had previously been operating under the UK’s Temporary Recognition Regime following the end of the UK and the EU’s transition period in 2020.
big xyt survey suggests systematic internaliser (SI), continuous and dark trading volumes are all falling at the hands of the off-book negotiated trades segment.