Thomson Reuters Unveils APA Solution for Mifid II

APA Connectivity is a new solution from Thomson Reuters designed to help firms comply with Mifid II trade reporting requirements.

Brennan Carley
Brennan Carley, Thomson Reuters

Mifid II requires that firms publish pre- and post-trade data to at least one APA, and while some financial institutions plan to manage APA connections in-house, Thomson Reuters says that doing so is a drain on time and resources when faced with a Mifid II compliance deadline of January 3, 2018, especially for firms connecting to multiple APAs.

“Mifid II’s publication and transparency requirements add another burden of challenges on both data management and resources in the financial services

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