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Application of MiFID II after 3 January 2018, including issues of ‘late transposition’

Regulation
Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) Directive 2014/65/EU- Secondary Markets
Topic
Access to CCPs and trading venues
Submitted
2017-12-18
Answered
2024-10-16
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Question

Can regulated markets established in Member States that have not transposed MiFID II at the date of 3 January 2018, and that already have a valid authorisation, continue to provide appropriate arrangements in other EU Member States that facilitate access to and trading on those markets by remote members and participants after the entry into application of MiFID II?

Answer

This question was deleting on 16/10/2024.
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