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The former MiFID II regime in the UK concerning pre-trade and post-trade transparency for bonds and derivatives is undergoing something of a quiet revolution. From December 1, exemptions will be set by regulators only for the most liquid contracts, with the bulk of large-in-scale and deferral exemptions being set in the future by trading venues.
In "Ahead of the Curve: The new UK regime for transparency for non-equities and what's next for transaction reporting, and update on the new UK short selling regime," our experts considered how the latest UK developments and new transparency calibrations are set to impact venues, systematic internalizers, and other market participants.
Our experts also touched on the anticipated changes to the former MiFID II regime in the UK for transaction reporting, and the current FCA consultation on the new UK short selling regime.
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