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NIBA at 35: Looking back and looking ahead for Introducing Brokers
As the National Introducing Brokers Association marks its 35th anniversary, founder Melinda Schramm reflects on how the introducing broker community has evolved, the challenges it faces today and what comes next.
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Can better rulemaking help the EU’s competitiveness push?
As the EU looks to boost competitiveness, FIA argues that the way financial rules are developed should be part of the debate. MarketVoice looks at FIA’s proposals for more predictable and effective rulemaking, from better sequencing and greater transparency to the longer-term question of whether ESMA should have greater rulemaking powers.
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Why a small piece of trade data can create a big post-trade headache
How a trade was executed can affect everything from brokerage calculations to reconciliation. A new DMIST standard aims to make that information more reliable.
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MarketVoice Podcast - Mel Raines, President and CEO of Pacers Sports & Entertainment
Walt Lukken sat down with Mel Raines, President and CEO of Pacers Sports & Entertainment. Long-time friends, they discussed Mel's career that started in Washington politics and has led her to sports. They talk about innovation, how the Pacers and Fever reach their audiences given the ever-crowded digital space, and the popularity of sports betting. And, of course, they discussed Caitlin Clark and her impact on the Indiana Fever.
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Cyber risk becomes market risk
Cyber incidents can disrupt far more than a single organisation. From AI-enabled attacks and vendor dependencies to evolving regulatory expectations, experts explain why cyber resilience has become a market-wide priority for the cleared derivatives industry.
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Explainer: What are compute futures and how do they work?
Several exchanges are developing futures linked to the cost of computing power as demand from AI continues to grow. MarketVoice looks at what is being developed, how the contracts would work and whether a viable derivatives market can emerge.
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People News – August / September 2026
Appointments, promotions and other people news in the derivatives industry
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Twenty-five years later, we remember
We pause today, 25 years later. We remember the colleagues and friends our industry lost and the families who were left behind whose names FIA memorialized 25 years ago. We remember the first responders who unflinchingly ran toward danger. And we remember the countless acts of courage and kindness that emerged from the devastation.
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From perpetuals to compute futures: four takeaways from the CFTC’s innovation meeting
The inaugural meeting of the CFTC’s Innovation Advisory Committee showed that the debate is shifting from innovation itself to the rules, infrastructure and safeguards needed as new products move deeper into regulated markets.
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Commodity fragmentation reshapes derivatives markets
For decades, expanding trade, integrated supply chains and global pricing benchmarks brought commodity markets closer together. Now conflict, tariffs and resource nationalism are pushing them apart.
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