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FIA welcomes progress on clearinghouse access
FIA welcomes the European Commission’s decision to allow EU27 firms temporary continued access to UK clearinghouses, as confirmed by Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis.
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Lukken statement on cross-border
Washington, DC – FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken today made the following statement on the Cross-Border White Paper released today by CFTC Chairman Giancarlo:
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What the World Cup Can Teach the Derivatives Industry
A recurring theme of this column has been the need for greater cooperation among regulators so our markets can function effectively at a global level.
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FIA comments on foreign investment proposals in China
On 4 June, FIA submitted comments to the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) on its proposal to increase foreign investment limits for Chinese futures companies.
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CFTC Chair Calls for "Outcomes-Based Deference" in Global Regulation
Giancarlo Urges European Regulators to Avoid Overlapping Oversight
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CFTC Opens India Futures Market to U.S. Customers
NSE Brokers Now Able to Offer Trading Services Directly
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FIA statement on Indian exchanges restricting access to indices and data by foreign exchanges
Washington DC - FIA today released the following statement in response to the announcement by three Indian exchanges that they will impose restrictions on the licensing of indices and market data for use by foreign exchanges to offer derivatives based on Indian stocks.
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FIA publishes white paper on the impact of a no-deal Brexit on the cleared derivatives industry
FIA has published a white paper entitled "The Impact of a No-Deal Brexit on the Cleared Derivatives Industry."
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FIA and SIFMA release white paper on U.S. access to non-U.S. trading venues and CCPs
Washington, D.C. and London—FIA and SIFMA today released a white paper setting out recommendations for improving U.S. access to international swap markets.
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Avoiding Market Fragmentation
On Oct. 13, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the European Commission announced two agreements aimed at preserving cross-border access to derivatives markets ahead of MiFID II.
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