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MiFIR EU & UK
Art. 26 Transaction Reporting (APA)

The transaction reporting obligation under MiFIR is defined in Article 26 and requires investment firms and trading venues to report all changes to their or their clients’ positions in certain financial instruments by the end of the following business day (T+1). Either directly to their respective National Competent Authority (NCA) or to an Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM)2

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What is the reporting obligation?

Financial instruments in scope of the regulation are:

  • Instruments that have been admitted or requested admission to a trading venue
  • Instruments of which the underlying assets have been admitted or requested admission to a trading venue
  • Instruments based on Baskets and Indices and whose components have been admitted or requested admission on a trading venue
  • Reports can be sent directly to the relevant National Competent Authority (NCA) or via an Approved Reporting Mechanism (ARM).
  • Since the United Kingdom has left the European Union on the 1st of January 2021 the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has implemented onshore versions of the European regulations.

As transaction reporting obligations are contained in the MiFIR regulation, there cannot be differing implementation between European nations. MiFIR imposes transaction reporting obligations in respect of specified transactions in financial instruments where the underlying instrument is traded on a European Economic Area (EEA) trading venue.

It is important to note that where an EU investment firm has executed its transactions via a UK branch or vice versa, the entity will have a dual reporting obligation. The FCA has made it clear post-Brexit that the branch will no longer be able to discharge the reporting obligations by transmitting orders to the other entities.

  • Financial instruments admitted to trading or traded on an EEA trading venue or for which a request for admission to trading has been made.
  • Financial instruments where the underlying financial instrument is traded on a trading venue (ToTV)
  • Financial instruments where the underlying instrument is an index or a basket composed of financial instruments traded on a trading venue.

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Who is required to report?

Transaction reporting obligations extend to:

  • Investment firms
  • Investment managers providing advice and portfolio management to individuals
  • Credit institutions
  • Market operators
  • All financial counterparties under EMIR
  • Central counterparties and persons with proprietary rights to benchmarks
  • Third-country firms providing investment services or activities within the EEA

When do reports have to be made?

All trades must be reported in T+1.

What is a trading venue?

Under MiFID II, there are 3 categories of trading venue:

  • Regulated Market
  • Multilateral Trading Facility
  • Organised Trading Facility

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