Refinitiv Launches Aggregated Bond APA Data

Officials say the service provides a comprehensive view of European fixed income trade data published by APAs and MTFs for best execution monitoring.

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Refinitiv, the spun-off Financial and Risk division of Thomson Reuters, has launched a service that aggregates fixed income trade data published by Approved Publication Arrangements (APAs) and multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) under Mifid II’s reporting requirements.

Mifid II has created an influx of data, which is helpful for firms when fulfilling regulatory requirements, but lacking any way to aggregate this data sufficiently, customers are finding it challenging to get a comprehensive

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