No demand for EU MTFs to seek US approval, says GFI

Matt Woodhams at GFI Group — Matt Woodhams, GFI Group

Peter Madigan
14 May 2014

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There is “zero demand” for European trading platforms to apply for US regulatory approval under the terms of a transatlantic accord unveiled in February, according to executives at interdealer broker GFI Group. The comments are the latest to paint the accord as a flop.

The so-called qualifying multilateral trading facility (QMTF) regime is an attempt to paper over the cracks that have emerged since US over-the-counter derivatives reforms took effect. The same reforms are months or years away in

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