Data issues continue to present challenges for investment teams since the implementation of MiFID II two years ago, according to BNY Mellon’s Pershing group.
By assessing the successes and shortcomings of MiFID II, senior members of the Pershing group have made their suggestions for what to change, evolve and maintain under any future MiFID III regulations.
Concerns around data featured as a prominent discussion point within Pershing’s team. In the firm's summary of the positives and negatives of MiFID II, relationship manager Matt Lonsdale argued that the updated regulations had provided positive effects such great...