Emerging Technology & Products
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FIA responds to CFTC on listing of compute derivatives
FIA emphasizes risk management and index oversight when commenting on compute derivatives contracts
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FIA Comments on US Treasury GENIUS Act Implementation
FIA commented on the US Treasury's proposed rule implementing the GENIUS Act to express concern regarding potential implications for the use of certain payment stablecoins as collateral in the cleared derivatives industry.
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FIA sets out priorities for the European Commission’s review of MiCA
FIA responds to the European Commission’s MiCA consultation, highlighting priorities for crypto-assets, tokenisation, stablecoins, regulatory coherence and the interaction with existing financial services legislation.
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FIA sets out priorities for the European Commission’s review of MiCA
FIA responds to the European Commission’s MiCA consultation, highlighting priorities for crypto-assets, tokenisation, stablecoins, regulatory coherence and the interaction with existing financial services legislation.
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FIA responds to ASX 24 platform replacement consultation
FIA has submitted a response to ASX’s consultation on proposed functionality enhancements for the replacement ASX 24 derivatives trading platform. The response provides member views on the proposed changes, including GTC spreads, different tick increments across contract months, revised trading hours, reference prices for anomalous order thresholds and off-market trade reporting.
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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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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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FIA responds to CFTC consultation on 24/7 and perpetuals in energy
FIA encouraged the agency to assess 24/7 and perpetual products through two different lenses: readiness and appropriateness.
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Derivatives get smaller, shorter and always on
Derivatives markets are evolving in new ways. Around-the-clock trading through perpetual futures, same-day expiries in options markets and rapid growth in micro contracts are giving market participants more flexibility over when they trade, how long they hold positions and how much exposure they take.
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