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Global derivatives markets function best when principles-based regulation can be applied across jurisdiction with as little cross-border friction as possible, allowing efficient price-discovery and fair competition.

  • FIA Forum Paris: Panellists urge EU-wide supervision, discuss EMIR 3.0 hurdles

    Central supervision of key areas of the EU’s financial markets – currently handled by national authorities – was a central theme at FIA Forum Paris, reflecting a broader political debate that has intensified in recent months.

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  • FIA Forum Paris: Panellists urge EU-wide supervision, discuss EMIR 3.0 hurdles

    Central supervision of key areas of the EU’s financial markets – currently handled by national authorities – was a central theme at FIA Forum Paris, reflecting a broader political debate that has intensified in recent months.

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  • FIA submits request for clarification on EMIR 3.0 active account representativeness

    FIA, ISDA and the European Fund and Asset Management Association have shared a paper with EU policymakers, requesting clarification on the implementation of the active account requirement under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR 3.0) in relation to representativeness. The associations request regulatory guidance, with a view to standardising compliance and avoiding fragmented implementation of requirements across EU member states.

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  • Viewpoint – A hard reset: A return to recognition

    A recent policy document details the return of the UK’s recognition approach for regulating cross-border business that the UK helped develop nearly forty years ago. This nuanced change would unlock tremendous capacity for our industry to grow and return our markets to a more outcomes-based approach that could kick-start productivity in our global markets.

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