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Regulation

Derivatives Trading Needs Equivalence

MiFID II could further fragment global liquidity.

12.09.2016 By Shanny Basar | Senior Writer

MiFID II could further fragment global liquidity.

CLOB-based trading in Q1 of next year.

Which rules are working and which aren't?

A new multi-factor global equities index fund incorporates a climate tilt.

One technology broker provides preliminary insight into the Tick Pilot program

Off-the-beaten-path data will be better and more widely used in coming years. (Sponsored by Dataminr)

12.07.2016 By Terry Flanagan | Terry Flanagan is Managing Director at Markets Media Group, where he oversees the Markets Media, Traders Magazine, and GlobalTrading platforms. A former Bloomberg reporter and editor, as well as a financial research analyst, his primary goal is to make MMG content as high-quality and engaging as possible. Terry earned the Chartered Financial Analyst designation in 2001. In his free time, Terry likes to handicap horse races, host podcasts, and rewatch 1980s movies.

ICAP-Tullett Prebon Deal Nears Completion

Tullett Prebon looks to enter 2017 as an owner of two voice-broking businesses.

Smart Sustainability Indexes Set For Growth

ESG index series FTSE4Good was launched 15 years ago.

Market regulator votes on several new EMSAC proposals while getting a term extension.

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