PARIS – EU securities regulators are advising the European Commission to impose a mandatory post-trade transparency regime on markets for corporate bonds, structured finance products, and credit derivatives. In the case of corporate bonds, this represents a reversal of previous advice given just two years ago, when it was concluded that a mandatory transparency regime was not necessary as there was no evidence of market failure. Major capital markets associations promised to provide greater post-trade information to retail investors on a voluntary basis, instead.

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