
Bond Platforms Form Lobby Group to Tackle MiFID II – The Trade
October 14, 2016 \
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EDMA said it will work with its members to develop collective views on regulatory developments impacting the electronic fixed-income trading sector. It has set out principles to guide its activity, which include ensuring open access and fair, transparent markets, diversity of electronic trading protocols and equivalent regulatory treatment of all electronic trading platforms.
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Who is David Bullen? Does anyone else find it odd that the article states that he has been appointed to lead this whole initiative but provides no detail about him?
On paper a good initiative but can’t help to be disappointed in how late the participants have come to the table, what Btec Europe is supposed to be contributing to this initiative with a sub 1% marketshare, why Bloomberg isn’t there, why none of the new initiatives have been invited (arguably bringing to the table the less innovative firms in the industry!!!!), why no idbs and why only London based initiatives….so the hidden cynical side of me is thinking ‘marketing gimmick’.
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