Brexit archive
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FIA members seek clarity from UK and EU27 to help Brexit contingency planning
FIA today released survey results that provide a high level snapshot into clearing brokers’ progress with their Brexit contingency plans, the issues they face when structuring and executing such plans, and the policy proposals that would help address these issues.
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FIA launches three new Brexit Working Groups
In January 2018, FIA launched three new Brexit Working Groups via which FIA members can provide their direct input into FIA’s Brexit work.
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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's Puleston Jones speaks at UK House of Lords hearing
FIA's Head of Europe, Simon Puleston Jones today spoke alongside LCH Group CEO Daniel Maguire at a hearing of the UK Parliament's House of Lords EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee.
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Special report: U.S. advocacy update
Last week, FIA board members and staff conducted a variety of meetings with policymakers in Washington, D.C.
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FIA cautions against forced relocation of euro clearing
Today, FIA responded to a communication from the European Commission on challenges for critical financial market infrastructures and for further developing the Capital Markets Union.
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FIA comments on Brexit transitional arrangements
FIA submitted comments to the UK Parliament’s Treasury Select Committee consultation on transitional arrangements in relation to Brexit.
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Lukken discusses FIA's key policy issues
FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken spoke with Jim Kharouf of John Lothian News about FIA's priority issues for the rest of 2016.
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Brexit: what's next for the cleared derivatives markets?
FIA invites you to join us on Tuesday, 28 June for a special webinar that discusses the near-term consequences for the cleared derivatives industry, following the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union.
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FIA's response to the UK's exit from the European Union
In response to the UK's vote in favour of leaving the European Union, and in view of the considerable uncertainty about how this decision will impact financial markets broadly and our industry specifically, FIA will support our members during what will undoubtedly be a protracted period of transition.
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