MiFID data deluge opens markets to cyber threats
The flood of data required by the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) opens Europe’s financial markets to greater risk of cyberattacks as more firms will be required to send more information to more regulators and counterparties than ever before. Even personal details, such as passport numbers, could be vulnerable.
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