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IMF, World Bank recommend changes to US supervision of CCPs
The Financial Sector Assessment Program, a joint effort between the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, has issued its latest review of the United States on 10 August. While the full assessment covered the entire U.S. financial system, the review also included a technical note that note highlighted specific challenges for the supervision of derivatives clearinghouses including "resource constraints" at the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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MEPs approve CCP Supervisory Committee candidates
ECON members have voted in favour of Klaus Löber as chair, and Nicoletta Giusto and Froukelien Wendt as independent members of the CCP Supervisory Committee
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People News – August/September 2020
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Commentary - Progress on diversity issues demands 'honest, intentional, and sometimes uncomfortable conversations'
The derivative industry must work together to defeat deep-rooted but sometimes subtle racism, says DTCC's Keisha Bell
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Commentary - Growth for Black professionals has not kept pace with growth of our markets
Doug Harris, a managing director at Promontory Financial, says the derivatives industry still has blind spots on race
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A top-down approach to diversity and inclusion
Gary John-Baptiste of ABN AMRO believes a greater variety of thought will lead to improved performance and a competitive edge for firms
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CEO Viewpoint - Community in a time of need
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Read more from FIA CEO Walt Lukken
As the cleared derivatives industry is disrupted by coronavirus, it's important to remember that community is what gets us through difficult stretches in our lives and careers. Community is not just a grouping of people. It involves a deeper and richer connection that involves trust, support, and endearment. And when people are connected and care for each other, they can do amazing things together.
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