Regulation of derivatives trading venues

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UK MiFIR and market structure

Assimilated Regulation (EU) 600/2014 (UK MiFIR) provides for three types of regulated trading venues:

  1. •

    regulated markets (RMs)

  2. •

    multilateral trading facilities (MTFs), and

  3. •

    organised trading facilities (OTFs)

For information, see Practice Note: UK MiFID II—essentials—Trading financial instruments—Trading venues.

Transparency requirements

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