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  • US Treasury market gears up for central clearing

    Banks, broker-dealers, asset managers and other participants in the US Treasury market are scrambling to comply with a regulatory mandate to step up their use of central clearing.

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  • FIA seeks refinements to CME treasury clearing proposal to support FCM participation

    FIA has filed comments with the US Securities and Exchange Commission in response to CME Securities Clearing's application and proposed rules to clear cash and repo treasury transactions.

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  • Trade associations urge the European Commission to extend the equivalence decision for UK CCPs

    As the time-limited equivalence decision for UK CCPs expires on 30 June 2025, FIA and several other trade associations urge the European Commission to extend the equivalence decision for UK CCPs in a non-time-limited manner and well in advance of 31 March 2025.

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  • FIA participates in CFTC roundtable on new and emerging issues in clearing

    In addition to discussing conflicts of interest, roundtable participants shared their views on the custody and delivery of digital assets, full collateralization, 24/7 trading and non-intermediated clearing with margin.

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