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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.

FIA responds to ESMA on simplifying regulatory reporting requirements in the European Union
September 19, 2025 CONTINUE READING
FIA responds to ESMA consultation on margin transparency requirements
September 9, 2025 CONTINUE READING
FIA responds to SEBI consultation on restructuring of indices with derivatives contracts
September 8, 2025 CONTINUE READING
FIA asks CFTC to sunset swaps LTR rules
September 23, 2025 CONTINUE READING

Publications & Filings

  • FIA comments on draft amendments of the PRC Enterprise Bankruptcy Law

    FIA recommends involving the China Securities Regulatory Commission alongside other authorities when determining the scope of qualified financial transactions, and ensuring equal legal protection for similar products regardless of where they are traded, cleared or settled. FIA also proposes adding a new article providing clear recognition and protection for financial market infrastructure operators.

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  • FIA responds to request for comment from TMX on ongoing information requirements for approved participants

    In responding to proposed rule changes from TMX, FIA expresses support for the larger project underway to revise TMX's Approved Persons framework and voices concerns about the burden associated with the most recent proposed rule changes.

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  • FIA responds to EBA consultation on non-ICT third-party risks

    FIA has responded to the European Banking Authority’s consultation on third party risk management for non-ICT services. In the response, FIA highlights issues for consideration by the EBA for the guidelines to more proportionately enhance third party oversight in the EU financial sector landscape.

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  • FIA comments on ICE's US Treasury clearing proposal

    FIA filed comments with the US Securities and Exchange Commission responding to ICE Clear Credit's proposed US Treasury clearing rules. The letter commends ICC for its efforts to expand its clearing services to the U.S. Treasury market and recommends refinements to certain aspects of the proposed rules to ensure predictability and clarity for clearing firms and market participants that will participate on ICC's platform, once approved.

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