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Regulators will worry that a delay might mean all their hard work gets unpicked; but perhaps a delay now is better than charging ahead with something that even ESMA says it would struggle to prepare for in time.

While ESMA has called for delays to the MiFID II implementation deadline, an industry-wide sigh of relief may be premature.

A recent report from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) highlights an ongoing liquidity split along geographic lines.

Under MiFID II’s high-frequency trading rules, the EU is moving away from a faster and more electronic market.

How can central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs) reduce systemic risk and avoid the ‘too big to fail’ (TBTF) stigma?

The United States published its final rules to establish the minimum margin requirements for swaps transacted by insured depository institutions that are not cleared by a clearing house.

Following a meeting of its Governing Council on October 22, the European Central Bank announced that it would “re-examine the degree of monetary policy accommodation” at its next gathering in December.

After weeks of speculation, news broke that the European Commission is contemplating a year-long delay to the implementation of MiFID II.

There are three parameters that govern the applicability – and thus the requirements – of various parts of MiFID II to market participants.

The following data is derived from trading activity on the Tradeweb European-listed ETF platform.