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  • People news – June/July 2024      

    Appointments, promotions and other people news in the derivatives industry    

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  • FIA visits Washington

    In mid-July, members of the FIA board of directors visited Washington, DC, to hold meetings and explain the details of our efforts with leadership on Capitol Hill and several US federal agencies – the Treasury Department, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission. This annual fly-in provides the platform to share our industry priorities and demonstrate the reach of our industry with the decision-makers.  

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  • Analysis: Enthusiasm builds for tokenisation in collateral management

    Fund managers and clearing firms discuss applications for tokenisation in collateral management at FIA's IDX conference in London.

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  • IDX: Exchange leaders discuss the impact of elections and regulation on markets 

    Leaders of the largest European derivatives exchange operators have offered their perspectives on how a changing political landscape could potentially affect the financial markets. 

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  • Derivatives industry continues pressing for greater efficiency in trading 

    Despite major gains in the efficiency of futures markets over the last 20 years, a panel of industry leaders say fragmented regulation stands in the way of further efficiency.  

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  • Don’t blame increases in commodity prices on derivatives markets: IDX panellists

    ‘Speculators’ are not to blame for surges in commodity prices – rather commodity derivatives markets reflect what's happening on the ground, according to a commodities regulator and several experts on a panel at IDX on 19 June. Speaking about volatility in the US energy markets in recent years, Summer Mersinger, a commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, stressed the importance of educating policymakers and the public on the critical role derivatives markets play in internalising the impact of market swings and acting as shock absorbers.

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  • IDX panel: Closing the crypto frontier

    Slowly but surely, the Wild West era of digital asset trading is on its way to the last roundup, according to a panel discussion on the outlook for derivatives in digital assets at IDX. If regulation and courting of institutional investors continue, trading in cryptocurrency derivatives may soon be no more exotic than interest rate options or oil futures, industry experts said.

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  • Stockholm forum highlights: operational resilience and clearing regulations  

    FIA went to Stockholm at the end of May in the first of its series of European forums this year with industry experts discussing issues and trends in the listed derivatives markets. Several topics dominated the panel discussions at the Nasdaq-hosted event, including operational efficiency, cyber resilience, EMIR 3.0 and the Capital Markets Union. 

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  • People news – May/June 2024     

    Appointments, promotions, and other people news in the derivatives industry   

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  • We’re good at doing good 

    The futures industry is taking part in several charity endeavours this month with SGX's Rama Pillai leading the charge in this year's Kilt Challenge.

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