MiFID II: No Time to Waste on 'Wait And See'

Firms must take on data aggregation and consistency, says software company product strategy executive

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Erik Schlesinger, director, product strategy, Eze Software Group

As the European Commission continues to clarify various components of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II), investment managers appear to be splitting into two camps. One camp seems to be adopting a wait-and-see approach to the regulation, while the other is actively stepping up its search for the many unanswered questions it poses.

Operationally, one thing is clear: buy-side firms intending to comply with MiFID II must solve an enormous data aggregation and consistency

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