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Recent EU consolidated tape compromise is a ‘missed opportunity’, says AFME

The TRADE

Following last week’s agreement, a real-time EU-level consolidated tape for a range of assets traded in the EU will be established, including key information such as the price of instruments and the volume and time of transactions. Data from all trading platforms will be included in the consolidated tape. told The TRADE.

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European Parliament’s approval of Mifid/Mifir revisions a starting gun for change

The TRADE

For a member state where PFOF is currently allowed, they will continue to be able to offer this until 30 June 2026, after which it will be phased out. In addition, ESMA is set to assess the effectiveness of a CT for shares by 30 June 2026, which includes consideration of the potential to add additional features to the equity pre-trade tape.

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European Council and Parliament reach milestone Mifid compromise on consolidated tape and PFOF

The TRADE

Thursday’s agreement will see the establishment of a real-time EU-level consolidated tape for “different kinds of assets” traded in the EU. Data from “all trading platforms” will be included in consolidated tapes. Key information such as the price of instruments and the volume and time of transactions will be included.

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UK settlement taskforce to deliver T+1 report in January as timeline debate rumbles on

The TRADE

The UK’s Accelerated Settlement Taskforce is aiming to publish its report and recommendations on shortening the cycle to T+1 in January 2024, The TRADE’s sister title Global Custodian has learnt. The post UK settlement taskforce to deliver T+1 report in January as timeline debate rumbles on appeared first on The TRADE.

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US same day settlement ‘not a good idea’ despite technological advancement

The TRADE

In a letter to ESMA, the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) was against the immediate shift to T+0, stating: “We emphasise that we do not consider a default T+0 settlement cycle for securities transactions to be a realistic or desirable near-term policy objective.” to just over £2.6 asset-backed securities)”.

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