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Fund manager fears persist over EU trading shift

With time running out until Mifid II is implemented, the so-called systematic internaliser regime is still causing headaches

Fund manager fears persist over EU trading shift

Asset managers are still scratching their heads over parts of a trading regime that is central to the European Union's new securities rulebook — with less than five months to go before it kicks in.

Investment firms are gearing up for major changes to the way they trade, courtesy of the revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, which aims to increase transparency and competition in Europe's equity markets.

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