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Mifid II transparency rules pose swaps pricing challenge

Isda AGM: dealers fear pre-trade transparency could lead to front-running of hedges

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The EC wrote to Esma in March, asking it to set the SSTI threshold at the 30th percentile for year one

Dealers fear a high pre-trade transparency size threshold in Europe's electronic execution rules will lead to front-running when they try to hedge over-the-counter derivatives, making pricing a challenge and potentially increasing costs for end-users.

"The reason we're concerned about pre-trade transparency is we believe it has the biggest impact on price," said Mario Muth, global head of rates

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