(HedgeWeek) The introduction of the second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) in January 2018 heralded fundamental changes in the market, specifically when it comes to research. Buy-side firms have had to scrutinise the amount they spend on research and evaluate the quality of sell-side and third-party materials. The consensus is that MiFID has led to a reduction in research consumption by hedge funds, with a further fall possible.
Mifid II Drives Race for Research Alternatives
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