EU · MiFIR · TITLE II TRANSPARENCY FOR TRADING VENUES · CHAPTER 1 Transparency for equity instruments
Article 6 MiFIRPost-trade transparency requirements for trading venues in respect of shares, depositary receipts, ETFs, certificates and other similar financial instruments
Requires trading venues to publish the price, volume and time of transactions in shares, depositary receipts, ETFs, certificates and similar instruments as close to real time as technically possible, and to give investment firms access to their publication arrangements on reasonable commercial and non-discriminatory terms.
Level 3: ESMA Q&As, guidelines and opinions
- Q&AAnsweredInferred · 80%
AI summaryRTS 1 and RTS 2 prescribe no technical format for publishing post-trade data, so trading venues and APAs may transmit it via encoded or binary feeds to stay as close to real time as possible, provided the prescribed details and flags are used once the data is converted into human-readable form.
- OpinionPublishedESMA rulebook
AI summaryESMA opinion (ESMA70-156-117) on when an OTC derivative counts as 'traded on a trading venue' (TOTV) for MiFIR transparency, transaction reporting and reference data: only where it shares the same reference data details as a derivative traded on a venue, as identified by its ISIN; ESMA will monitor how the concept is applied.
- Q&ALegacy Q&A documentESMA rulebook
AI summaryESMA's consolidated legacy Q&A document on MiFID II and MiFIR transparency (final version 27 October 2023, printed with the reference ESMA70-1562901-35), covering equity and non-equity transparency, pre-trade waivers, the double volume cap, the systematic internaliser regime, data reporting services providers and third-country issues. It is no longer updated; later Q&As are in ESMA's Q&A tool.
Commentary
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UK counterpart
- Article 6 UK MiFIR · Post-trade transparency requirements for trading venues in respect of shares, depositary receipts, ETFs, certificates and other similar financial instruments
Revocation enacted by Financial Services and Markets Act 2023; no commencement date yet.
EquivalentExplicit referenceUK revocation enacted (Financial Services and Markets Act 2023), not yet commenced.
Version history
- From 2 Jul 2014
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