MiFID II sets transparency requirements for pre- and post-trade disclosure of order details, along with transaction reporting that identifies reference and post-trade data. The directive’s related MiFIR regulation extends pre-transparency rules to apply to depository receipts, exchange-traded funds, certificates trading on a venue, bonds and structured products trading on a regulated market, and emission allowances and derivatives. The directive and regulation extend pre-trade transparency obligations to organized trading facilities, regulated markets and multi-lateral trading facilities; the rules also extend post-trade obligations to make price, volume and time of transactions available to all trading venues. As a result of the rules, traders will have to report transactions to the proper authorities by the end of the next working day.
Join the webinar to find out about:
- How much newly applicable rules add to compliance requirements in scope, particularly in types of securities
- The impact on trading facilities and venues
- How trading firms are responding and their compliance challenges
Speakers:
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Moderator: Andrew Delaney, Chief Content Officer, |
Bob Mudhar, Partner, Citihub Consulting |
Matthew Luff, |
Nick Taplin, |
Richard Bentley, Chief Product Officer, Ullink |
More About Our Speakers:
Bob Mudhar
Partner
Citihub Consulting
Bob is a senior trading systems technologist with more than 20 years’ experience in Blue Chip Investment Banking Institutions. His career has spanned a variety of business facing technology roles, helping to support, enhance and migrate systems on behalf heads of trading desks, IT managers, operations, legal and compliance teams.
Richard Bentley
Chief Product Officer
Ullink
Richard Bentley is Chief Product Officer for Ullink, responsible for Product Management, Marketing Development and Strategy. He joined Ullink in 2014 after 14 years with Algo Trading pioneer Apama, finally running the Capital Markets business for Progress Software after Apama’s acquisition in 2005. Prior to Apama he spent 3 years at the Fraunhoeffer Institut in Bonn, Germany, then 3 years at Xerox Research in Cambridge, UK, working on Web-based Document Management technologies. Richard is a frequent speaker and author on Capital Markets technology topics. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Lancaster University, UK.
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