Lars Wiberg, VP Strategic Research Trading and Trade Execution, discusses pre- and post-MiFID II trends in the OMS-EMS arena, covering a number of issues including consolidation, optimization, cost savings, workflow, globalization and outsourcing.

 

Pre-MiFID II trends in the OMS-EMS space
 
Post-MiFID II trends in the OMS-EMS space
 

 

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