David Morgan, Sungard. The original MiFID Directive achieved its objective of creating competition among trading and clearing venues, but it failed to provide the transparency that market participants need. This transparency is vital if buy-side firms are to take proper advantage of the new competitive landscape, and the need for a consolidated tape remains paramount.
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