European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma)
Real-Time Surveillance: Mission Impossible?
European regulator ESMA wants trading venues to perform market surveillance and abuse monitoring in as close to real time as possible. But is the technology and operational capacity in place to make this initiative work? By Steve Dew-Jones
New Settlement Rules Mandate T+2 in Europe
Europe publishes enhanced regulation for CSDs.
Are Open Standards in Data's Future?
Strapline: Industry Warehouse
New European Fixed Income Market to Launch
The stock exchanges of Ireland and Malta are collaborating on the fixed-income debt securities market.
b-next Moves to Real-Time Surveillance with StreamBase CEP
Market surveillance, thanks to recent regulatory measures, is a critical aspect of operations for all financial services firms. Bodies such as the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) are pushing for this to be performed as quickly as…
A Tale of Two Citadels
The UK declined to sign onto a new European treaty that could redraw capital markets regulation in the EU. By James Rundle
ESMA Proposes Enhancing Automated Trading Controls
In a recent consulting paper, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) proposes a number of guidelines on organizational issues with regards to trading platforms and how they operate in a highly automated market environment.
