Preserving execution choice and reducing market data costs will improve competition, transparency, and investor outcomes
Brussels, Belgium — MFA urged the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) to preserve the diversity of ways investment managers can execute trades and address rising market data costs in a letter submitted today. The letter responds to ESMA’s call for evidence on the market structure of EU equity markets.
“Strong equity markets require reasonably priced market data an...
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