Regulation in 2017: New Day, Same Concerns

Between Mifid II and talks of dismantling Dodd–Frank, it might seem like a volatile period ... but when it comes to tech, how much has really changed?

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Last week, between Waters magazine and Inside Data Management magazine, we published four features amounting to over 10,000 words describing some of the many challenges presented by Europe's Mifid II mandate.

Meanwhile, in the US, this week saw President Donald Trump say that his administration was "going to be doing a big number on Dodd–Frank" as he signed an executive order telling department heads that for every new regulation they issue, they have to strike down two regs that are currently

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