Services with major updates since 3 January include: updated MiFID II compliant data already available to clients from 57 global exchanges, and eight new MiFID II trading and reporting venues.
In addition, there are updated instrument reference data capabilities to ensure comprehensive coverage of the key financial instruments covered by the regulation.
“Implementing MiFID II has been a major test for the industry and we are happy to have played our part as a trusted partner to make it as easy as possible for firms to comply,” says Debra Walton, Global Head of Customer Proposition at Thomson Reuters. “The MiFID journey doesn’t end here and we will be working closely with our customers to help them meet the next phase of deadlines, such as best execution and the reporting requirements for Systematic Internalisers.
“As well as being a significant challenge, MiFID II means there is more data flowing through the global financial community than ever before, creating exciting opportunities for firms that can harness the data efficiently and discover profitable new insights.”
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