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Esma plans infrastructure to enforce dark pool caps

Plans may form part of Mifid II discussion paper that could be published as soon as tomorrow

Europe’s securities regulator wants to set up IT infrastructure in conjunction with trading venues and other market participants to ensure new rules limiting dark pool trading are adequately enforced.

The proposal is contained in internal documents from the European Securities and Markets Authority, seen by Financial News, that are likely to form part of its technical work on the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, which could be published as early as tomorrow according to people close to the organisation.

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