FOA letter to FCA regarding extension to implementation period of MTF and non-MTF solution for trading physical forwards
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CONTINUE READINGCME Group, Futures Industry Association, the Institute for Financial Markets and National Futures Association today announced the release of a study on the economic feasibility of adopting an insurance regime for the U.S. futures industry.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Global, the new organizational structure that brings together the Futures Industry Association in Washington, the Futures and Options Association in London, and FIA Asia in Singapore, passed a key milestone today when it held its first face-to-face board meeting and began setting its work priorities for the coming year.
CONTINUE READINGEMIR Article 39 Implementation Challenges: EU NCA Meeting
CONTINUE READINGThe Futures Industry Association today issued the following statement regarding the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s final rule on customer protections:
CONTINUE READINGThis response is submitted on behalf of the Futures and Options Association (FOA). The FOA is pleased to have the opportunity to respond to the FCA’s Consultation Paper CP13/5 – Review of the client assets regime for investment business and welcomes the FCA’s wholesale review of the client assets regime.
CONTINUE READINGFIA has published guidance regarding the standards that need to be satisfied in order for a clearing member to conclude that the margin it posts to a clearinghouse is "bankruptcy remote" for purposes of the Basel III capital requirements.
CONTINUE READINGFIA has published guidance regarding the standards that need to be satisfied in order for a clearing member to conclude that the margin it posts to a clearinghouse is "bankruptcy remote" for purposes of the Basel III capital requirements.
CONTINUE READINGFollowing extensive market consultation and coordination, the UK power market is taking the step to switch trading in wholesale UK power from the EFA calendar to the more widely used standard Gregorian calendar on Friday 1 November.
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