The EU’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), introduced in November 2007, is the most far-reaching European financial markets regulation for a generation. MiFID impacts practically all aspects of many financial institutions’ activities, with elements such as best execution, pre- and post-trade transparency, transaction reporting and data storage, posing major business and technology challenges for financial professionals.
MiFIDMonitor.com is the only online service dedicated to covering the effects of this directive, as it expands to embody all markets within the European sphere. Trading technology, market data, reference data and regulatory/compliance executives all turn to MiFIDMonitor.com as they struggle to keep abreast of the regulation’s broad set of requirements, which are themselves open to interpretation and regulation by many different national regulators
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Key areas of coverage include:
- Electronic trading systems
- Data contribution systems and trade data monitors (TDMs)
- Order management and execution management systems
- Exchanges, multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) and systematic internalisers (SIs)
- Transaction reporting systems
- Best execution
- Data storage, archive and retrieval
- Regulation and market structure
Who should read MiFID Monitor?
- C-level technology executives
- Business heads across all asset classes
- Electronic trading and e-commerce executives at brokers, banks, exchanges, asset managers and hedge funds
- Market and trading infrastructure technologists
- Risk and compliance officers
- Data vendor and technology supplier sales, marketing and senior management
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