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Recorded Webinar: Trade/Order Tracking & Time-Stamping for Regulatory Compliance
Don’t miss this opportunity to view the recording of this recently held webinar. At the beginning of 2018 in Europe, and before the end of 2017 in the US, new time-stamping requirements will come into force, under European MiFID II regulation and the US SEC’s Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) project. The RTS 25 provision of...
Recorded Webinar: MiFID II: Data for transparency
Don’t miss this opportunity to view the recording of this recently held webinar. Markets in Financial Instruments II (MiFID II) makes sweeping changes to pre- and post-trade transparency, extending MiFID requirements limited to equities trades on regulated platforms to cover equity-like and non-equity instruments traded on any trading venue. It also requires trade data to...
Recorded Webinar: MiFID II: Data for best execution
Don’t miss this opportunity to view the recording of this recently held webinar. Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) strengthens the best execution requirement embedded in MiFID by expanding disclosure. Among the directive’s requirements are provisions to ensure investment firms provide appropriate information to clients on their order execution policy and publish a...
Recorded Webinar: High performance market data management technologies
This webinar has passed, but you can view the recording here. The challenges and opportunities of managing market data using hardware acceleration, a deterministic approach to low latency connectivity and in-memory and other high speed databases. What are industry best practices for access to high-speed market information? How are firms using hardware acceleration? What is...
Recorded Webinar: Countdown to MiFID II
This webinar has passed, but you can view the recording here. MiFID II is dominating trading technologists’ thoughts in 2016. What has been achieved so far and what is still to be done? What elements of the regulation are proving most difficult – perhaps algo testing, classification or surveillance? – and how are regulators responding?...