MiFIR
MiFIR is the European regulation that complements MiFID II with transparency and reporting rules for markets.
What is it? - Dummies
If MiFID II is the rules of the game, MiFIR is the stadium's camera system and live scoreboard: it forces prices and trades to be visible with transparency and everything to be recorded. It goes hand in hand with MiFID II, but because it is a regulation it applies the same way across Europe without each country adapting it.
What is it? - PRO
MiFIR (Regulation (EU) 600/2014, Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation) complements MiFID II by setting pre- and post-trade transparency requirements, transaction reporting to the competent authorities, and trading obligations for financial instruments.
As a regulation, it is directly applicable, with no need for transposition. Together with MiFID II it forms the framework applicable to crypto-assets that are financial instruments, and therefore to tokenised transferable securities.
Key points
- A directly applicable regulation, complementary to MiFID II.
- Imposes pre- and post-trade transparency.
- Requires transaction reporting.
- Applies to financial instruments, including tokenised ones.
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