Sweeping changes have been introduced to the way research is valued and consumed. Because costs for research services and trade execution must be separated—unbundled.
Banks must:
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Charge for research
Everything must have an explicit price. -
Ensure effective evaluation by clients
All services and interactions must be recorded and regularly reconciled. -
Justify allocations
All deal allocations must have supporting evidence. -
Have clear transaction reporting
In-depth reporting on transactions must be adopted. -
Adopt transparent market sounding measures
Processes must be standardized for over-the-wall disclosure, to provide a clear audit trail.
Investors must:
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Justify all research consumed
Unbundling requires evidence the firm is not being induced to trade. -
Reconcile all interactions
Research budgets must be managed by reviewing all activities delivered by all brokers. -
Value all interactions
Brokers must be evaluated based on systematic evidence. -
Adopt transparent measures
Processes must be standardized to provide a clear audit trail.
What is the role of technology?
Technology is fast evolving to connect banks and investors like never before.
New developments help firms to address MiFID II requirements through:
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Greater transparency
A complete and electronic audit trail helps you see all services delivered and consumed. -
Easier reconciliation
Standardization of all activities lets you review quickly and accurately. -
Appropriate evaluation
A new research and evaluation process that is tightly linked to reconciled activities lets you make true comparisons. -
Automation
Automated entries for IOIs in primary markets help you to reduce risk and stay up-to-date. -
Easier reporting
Automated reporting to justify actions and comply with regulation.
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Why is the Dealogic solution unique?
Dealogic is the only platform that provides a seamless two-way connection between banks and investors in a MiFID world.
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