Deutsche Börse Mulls Trade Data Services to Support Client MiFID 2 Compliance

Some of the data collected by the exchange's new Regulatory Hub suite of reporting services could be used to create new datasets.

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Axel Schorn, head of product development + management, regulatory services at Deutsche Börse, says the purpose of the hub is to create services that will help investment firms meet their regulatory requirements, but adds that the data collected as a result of the process could result in the creation of new market data products, depending on client demand, as the exchange’s market data subsidiary already has the necessary infrastructure in place to create and distribute new datasets.

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