Esma gets tough on trade identifiers in new Emir fix

Previously suggested process for UTIs now "should" be followed

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Esma headquarters

The European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) is making a fresh attempt to tidy up its eight-month-old derivatives reporting regime by clarifying the process through which unique trade identifiers (UTIs) are generated. The tag should allow Europe's two-sided trade reports to be matched up but has so far proved ineffective.

The clarification came in the latest update of Esma's Q&A document on the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (Emir), published today. It is already being

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