MiFID II is as important for Europe as Dodd Frank was for the US
Monday 10 November 2014Attending will enable you to:
• Gain definitions for the key regulatory terms in MiFID II to
enable financial institutions to understand the effect of the
regulation on trading
• Learn to put in place controls to tackle micro-structural
threats posed by HFTs, algorithmic trading and direct electronic
trading
• Reflect on the best infrastructure to accommodate rules to
enhancing transparency and trading obligations
• Understand the increased reporting requirements accompanying
MiFID II
Learn from key practical case studies:
• Credit Agricole give a comprehensive analysis of systemic
and operational risk within trading
• Commerzbank examine the definition of high frequency trading
and direct electronic access
• Bank of America asses the designing and operating of trading
algorithms
• Erste Group evaluate best practices to effectively reduce
risk via governance of manual and electric trading