MiFID II transaction reporting applies to investment firms that execute transactions in reportable financial instruments. In-scope firms, including brokers, portfolio managers and authorized trading venues, must submit reports to their regulator, directly or via an ARM, by T+1.
Transactions in financial instruments that are:
- Admitted to trading or traded on a trading venue (RMs, MTFs, OTFs)
- Linked to a traded instrument, including derivatives where the underlying is traded on a venue or based on a traded index or basket.
This obligation applies regardless of whether the transaction is executed on or off venue.
MiFID reporting covers the acquisition, disposal, or modification of a financial instrument, including purchases or sales of securities, and the entering into or closing out of derivatives. Certain activities, including novations and portfolio compressions, are excluded.
Transaction reports must be complete, accurate, and timely, with firms able to demonstrate effective controls and ongoing oversight over reporting quality.