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Energy firms blast new Mifid II rules on commodities

Energy firms will abandon commodity derivatives markets if the EU fails to broaden ancillary business exemption, industry groups warn

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Oil traders may face bank-like capital requirements under Mifid II

European energy companies have reacted with horror to new rules that spell out long-awaited details of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid II), calling them unfair, unworkable and likely to drive firms out of the commodity derivatives markets.

"There's a real risk that these rules are going to force commodity firms to cut back on trading, and that's going to hurt liquidity and

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