Trading Venues
Block trading volumes have seen considerable growth since MiFID II came into force on 3 January.
Trading Venues
Industry sees first major regulatory hurdle as ESMA cites insufficient data as reason for delay to dark trading requirements.
Regulation
Dark trading negatively affects the market at 11% and 17% of market turnover, yet MiFID II’s proposed dark pool caps are set at 4% and 8%.
Regulation
New report reveals the majority of stocks across Europe will hit the MiFID II dark trading cap come January 2018, with FTSE 100 hit hardest.
Regulation
Survey finds traders do not believe MiFID II will not necessarily see them trade large block sizes.
Sell-Side
‘Internal preferencing’ cited as biggest concern with bank-run dark pools, according to poll at TradeTech.
Sell-Side
NASDAQ to oversee Goldman Sachs’ day-to-day dark pool operations.
Trading Venues
Despite increasing stale pricing, FCA concludes the problem does not outweigh the benefits of using dark pools.
Regulation
Dark pool users told to watch for software changes which alter how the trading venues operate.
Regulation
Significant differences recognised between UK and US dark pools in Thematic Review from the Financial Conduct Authority.