NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology unit of NYSE Euronext, has become the latest firm to announce its intention to develop a consolidated source of post-trade data for European equities.
Mizuho Securities, the brokerage arm of Japanese financial services firm Mizuho Financial Group, has launched three new equity analytics products designed specifically for Asian markets.
Data vendor Thomson Reuters has claimed that it has finally created a consolidated source of post-trade data that meets the requirements of both market participants and regulators.
The Committee of European Securities Regulators, the body tasked with harmonising regulation across Europe, has set out its plans to reduce the cost and complexity of using post-trade data.
A proposal by US financial regulator the Securities and Exchange Commission to record the trading data of 'large traders' has been described as Orwellian by some commentators.
A new report from Credit Suisse's equity portfolio strategy group suggests risk trading may be under threat following proposals to bring greater transparency to Europe's trade reporting regime.
Buy-side firms have come out in support of the Committee of European Securities Regulators' recommendation for the organisation of transaction and position reporting on OTC derivatives, under the caveat that the obligation to transaction report is attached to market makers and broker-dealers.
The London Stock Exchange has received approval by Dutch regulator the Authority for Financial Markets to provide transaction reporting services using UnaVista, its hosted matching, reconciliation and data integration offering.
US agency boutique broker Rosenblatt Securities has partnered with NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology unit of exchange group NYSE Euronext, to help buy-side clients better analyse pre- and post-trade execution performance.