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Time for a MiFID for Corporate Actions? By Richard Newbury, Head of Product Services at Telekurs

At 01 Sep 2007 10:04:19 in RDR-Your View, Reference Data Review Full content requires subscription

Corporate actions processing is moving to centre stage in the minds of back office managers, in the same way that trading has been to the front office for a very long time. Corporate actions processing is expensive in terms of human resources. There are persistent rumours that missed corporate actions have cost some banks dearly in compensation (although this is seldom confirmed by banks), making them expensive in monetary terms as well.

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