Cesr studies MTFs in July amid Mifid revamp
MTFs and dark pools policy positions to be announced, Cesr urges industry participation in consultation
The Committee of European Securities Regulators (Cesr) will outline its position on multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) and dark pools in July, according to chairman Eddy Wymeersch.
Wymeersch said Cesr was due to meet on July 16 when the group would agree its comments on the revision to the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) to produce Mifid II.
The Cesr comments will include both MTFs and dark pools, said Wymeersch, who was speaking at Fund Forum International in Monaco. The
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