Regulatory handbooks are long and weighty tomes, to say the least. During the past few years, along with the numerous operational and infrastructural requirements from some of the world’s most respected financial markets authorities in major jurisdictions has come much transparency, along with equal amounts of confusion and expenditure of effort for them to be met. In this world of post-MiFID II trading infrastructure, itself something that has been as clear as a foggy day in Manchester, with implementation having been fragmented to say the least, and many institutions, technology vendors and brokerages having done ... (full story)