With MiFID II requirements looming, firms face the need to build the new capabilities necessary to meet complex mandates for trade and transaction reporting. Or do they?
A growing number of firms are adopting disruptive approaches to trade and transaction reporting—positioning themselves for greater cost efficiency, reduced risk and more time to invest in meeting customers’ expectations.
This white paper explores why it is no longer a matter of if—but rather when and how—firms will exit the “business” of trade and transaction reporting.
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