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Investors see decrease in research for small and mid-caps
Trend expected to continue as Mifid II feeds deeper into the system
Just over 40 percent of investors have noticed a reduction in the availability and breadth of research for small and mid-cap companies since the introduction of Mifid II, according to a survey by the International Capital Market Association (Icma), the Zurich-based
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