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Consolidated Tape data won’t be mandatory for best execution quality assessment

Etienne Mercuriali
By Etienne Mercuriali

ESMA has tidied up rules on volume caps, systematic internaliser (SI) reporting, circuit breaker mechanisms, and tweaked execution policy standards but missed an opportunity to use its CTP proposals to […]

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