Boat Expands Trade Reporting Offering with Russian Instruments

OTC post-trade reporting service expands to include Moscow Exchange listed stocks.

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Adding Russian OTC reporting facilities is the "first step" in Boat's expansion strategy.

Boat clients will be able to report on OTC trades in Russian instruments, covering over 300 Russian security instruments incorporating common and preferred stocks.

"This initiative has been established in response to requests from the buy side for more transparency in trading activity in such instruments within Europe," says Andrey Shemetov, deputy CEO of MOEX. "The result will be a more accurate picture of the volume and liquidity of trading in Russian equities in Europe and Russia from which all market participants will benefit."

"We are the only trade reporting service to offer Russian instruments in our service portfolio," says Jamie Khurshid, CEO of Boat Services. "Russia is a significant market-place and this addition marks the first step in our strategy to expand the scope of Boat services."

Swedish technology supplier Cinnober Financial Technology acquired Boat from US-based Markit last year. The trade reporting platform is the only trade data monitor recognized by both the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and SIX Swiss Exchange.

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