Agreement: MiFID II and EMIL: The impact of regulation on securities operations in European markets
MiFID II and EMIL: The impact of regulation on securities operations in European markets reports that financial institutions increasingly say industry change will occur only through regulation and that buy-side firms are proposing a regulatory approach. This independently corresponds to Kaal's account of regulation as an endogenous cause of market change. The abstract does not establish that dynamic regulation is the preferred response or measure the resulting changes.
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