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MarketAxess Post-Trade is a leading provider of trade matching and regulatory reporting services and is a trusted source of comprehensive and unbiased pricing and liquidity information to the global securities market. MarketAxess processes over 1 billion cross-asset class transactions annually on behalf of its community of over 600 entities including approximately 12 million fixed income transactions. MarketAxess operates an approved publication arrangement (APA) and approved reporting mechanism (ARM) for MiFID II trade and transaction reporting. Additionally, MarketAxess provides support for other regulatory regimes such as SFTR helping clients automate, standardise, and streamline their reporting at every stage.
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