Markit, Hobart Capital Collaborate on Commission Management

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Hobart and Markit are based on opposite sides of central London.

The new arrangement will employ Markit's Commission Manager to direct CSA-related trades to Hobart's execution platform, reconcile those trades, and track commission flows–known as credits–and third-party payments in a single location. Unbundling broker commissions through 'virtual' fee aggregation platforms has become a higher priority for the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and is likely to be included with new requirements under MiFID 2 rules.

“Customers can now take advantage of Hobart’s UK and European execution capabilities and leverage Markit’s Commission Manager platform in order to manage and allocate commission credits efficiently. This allows customers to execute trades via Hobart and track and manage commission payments via Markit, safe in the knowledge they have adhered to best practice," says Simon Gamse, a partner at Hobart.

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