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FIA advocates for open, transparent and competitive markets around the world. Our global advocacy team  works with regulators, policymakers, and the industry on the development and implementation of legislation and regulation through publications and filings.

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Publications & Filings

  • FIA responds to CFTC proposed rulemaking on conflicts and affiliations

    FIA has filed a comment letter broadly supporting the CFTC’s proposed rule on conflicts and affiliations, while recommending enhancements to strengthen safeguards in vertically integrated derivatives markets. FIA’s principal recommendation is that the National Futures Association serve as the sole designated self-regulatory organization (DSRO) for all futures commission merchants.
  • FIA responds to SEBI’s review of the closing auction session and derivatives settlement methodology

    FIA recommended that any future move to a closing-auction-based settlement methodology should be contingent on sufficient auction liquidity and further market consultation.
  • FIA sets out priorities for the European Commission’s review of MiCA

    FIA responds to the European Commission’s MiCA consultation, highlighting priorities for crypto-assets, tokenisation, stablecoins, regulatory coherence and the interaction with existing financial services legislation.
  • FIA responds to ASX 24 platform replacement consultation

    FIA has submitted a response to ASX’s consultation on proposed functionality enhancements for the replacement ASX 24 derivatives trading platform. The response provides member views on the proposed changes, including GTC spreads, different tick increments across contract months, revised trading hours, reference prices for anomalous order thresholds and off-market trade reporting.
  • FIA publishes paper on improving EU financial services rulemaking 

    FIA has published a paper calling for targeted reforms to the European Union’s financial services rulemaking process and setting out 21 practical recommendations to improve transparency, regulatory coherence and implementation.
  • FIA and ISDA respond to Bank of England paper on CCP resolution execution and resolvability

    FIA and ISDA have responded to the Bank of England's CCP resolution Discussion Paper, urging that default fund contributions not absorb non-default losses and defending the NCWO safeguard.