07 May 2010
In light of the current review of MiFID going on at the European level (see recent coverage here), the MiFID Joint Working Group (JWG) is set to reconvene at the start of June to discuss the key business and IT related issues. One such issue will be the impact of all this regulatory work on the reference data space, an area that PJ Di Giammarino, CEO of think tank JWG feels has been too often overlooked during recent discussions on MiFID.
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