Request demo EU Regulations MiFID On 3 January 2018 the revised Market in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), and its accompanying Regulation (MiFIR), took effect across the whole of the European Economic Area (EEA). MiFID II, as it is collectively known, is a complex and multifaceted piece of legislation that has started to have a profound effect on market operations and which will undoubtedly continue to shape the world of trading in predictable and unpredictable ways for years to come. … Read more MiFID for Corporates Although there may be some corporate entities who, for their own particular reasons, may choose to trade on a MiFID II defined trading venue – i.e. a Recognised Exchange, Multilateral Trading Facility, (MTF – such as the MTF offered by 360T), or on an Organised Trading Facility (OTF) – it is 360T’s view that the majority of corporates will choose not to do so. … Read more Can’t find what you’re looking for? For additional information on regulatory matters please contact us GLOBAL HEAD: REGULATORY AFFAIRS regulation@360t.com 360 Trading Networks Grüneburgweg 16-18/ Westend Caree 60322 Frankfurt am Main +49 69 900 289 0 COMPANY Company Management Values 360T Twentieth Birthday Events Contact Careers CONNECT linkedin IMPRINT PRIVACY LEGAL NOTICES & TERMS

Request demo EU Regulations EMIR EMIR is the European Market Infrastructure Regulation. As this a Regulation and not a Directive then it has direct effect in all EU Member States. It actually applies across the wider European Economic Area (EEA), but in those non-EU Member States – Norway, Lichtenstein and Iceland – EMIR must be transposed into local law. … Read more EMIR is introducing a number of elements: Reporting Clearing Risk Mitigration Requirements Record Keeping Although EMIR came into force on 16 August 2012, full trade reporting in accordance with the provisions of EMIR did not commence until 12 February 2014. EMIR Corporates EMIR Insitutionals EMIR Trade Reporting Is EMIR Applicable to Corporates? EMIR is applicable to all OTC derivatives markets participants, so yes EMIR will impact corporates should they use the derivatives markets – say to hedge against interest rate or foreign exchange risks, or because they are following an investment strategy. However, the extent to which a corporate will be subject to one or more EMIR requirements will depend on how they are classified. What do you mean by Classified? What is the Clearing Threshold? What is Reporting? What is Clearing? What are Risk Mitigation Requirements? Record Keeping Can’t find what you’re looking for? For additional information on regulatory matters please contact us GLOBAL HEAD: REGULATORY AFFAIRS regulation@360t.com 360 Trading Networks Grüneburgweg 16-18/ Westend Caree 60322 Frankfurt am Main +49 69 900 289 0 COMPANY Company Management Values 360T Twentieth Birthday Events Contact Careers CONNECT linkedin IMPRINT PRIVACY LEGAL NOTICES & TERMS