EuroCTP to Provide EU Consolidated Tape for Shares and ETFs
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ESMA clears first EU-wide trading tape for shares and ETFs
Europe’s fragmented ETF market is set to gain its first consolidated source of trading data after the European Securities and Markets Authority authorised EuroCTP to operate the EU’s consolidated tape for shares and exchange-traded funds. The tape will combine real-time trading information from exchanges, multilateral trading facilities and approved publication arrangements into a single data […]
EuroCTP authorised, data providers rush to redistribute - Global Trading
EuroCTP has received its authorisation to operate the shares and ETFs consolidated tape in Europe, and set a go-live date of 14 September. Data providers in Europe are now getting […] This content is for registered users only. Please log in below, or REGISTER HERE to continue reading.
EuroCTP to Provide EU Consolidated Tape for Shares and ETFs
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor, has authorised EuroCTP B.V. (EuroCTP) to operate as the Consolidated Tape Provider (CTP) for shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Natasha Cazenave, ESMA’s Executive Director, said:“This authorisation marks a key step in the implementation of the consolidated tape framework, strengthening the transparency and efficiency of EU equity capi…
ESMA approves equity, ETF data provider
A joint venture of 16 European stock markets is now expected to launch consolidated market data on equities and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) later this year. Last year, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) tapped EuroCTP B.V. (EuroCTP) — an Amsterdam-based company that was established in 2023 by a group of the region’s bourses, including Deutsche Boerse, Euronext, Nasdaq Nordic and 13 others — to function as the consolidated data…
Retail Investors to Gain Free Market Data as ESMA Authorises EuroCTP
The European Securities and Markets Authority has authorised EuroCTP B.V. to operate as the European Union's Consolidated Tape Provider for shares and exchange-traded funds. The move advances the implementation of the bloc's consolidated tape framework under the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation.The authorisation is part of ESMA's implementation of the MiFIR transparency reforms. Finance Magnates previously reported that the framework …
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