This week’s announcement that the London Stock Exchange (LSE) has revised its pricing scheme for trading on its UK order books, cutting fees by approximately 9%, is further proof of MiFID’s impact on the traditional exchange business. The boom in multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) since the introduction of MiFID in November 2007 has forced those trading venues on the more traditional end of the spectrum to gradually slash prices and fight harder for market share.

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