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Spotlight-blackEU Regulatory Reform

The Arrival of Tape Reporting
08 February 2011:

Vlad Khandros, corporate strategist at Liquidnet, discusses flaws in post-trade data in Europe and how the European Securities Markets Authority could help. Also, who should take control of a consolidated tape?

Interviewer Laurie Berke   Source: TABB   Categories: Equities, Technology, Regulatory
Topics: Equity trading, Market data, Regulations


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2 Comments to "The Arrival of Tape Reporting ":
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    asussman

    09 February 2011

    Who benefits from double- and triple-counting?

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    vladkhandros

    14 February 2011

    Adam, great question as always. Duplicative reporting can lead to inflated market share statistics which can benefit the respective broker. Also, due to some ambiguity within current obligations some have said counsel has advised each individual desk involved in putting up the trade to print the entirety of the order to the tape.

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