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People News – July/August 2020
Appointments, promotions and other people news in the derivatives industry
CONTINUE READINGIMF, World Bank recommend changes to U.S. 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.
CONTINUE READINGCCPs and FCMs in Asia Pacific discuss lessons learned from the crisis
Panelists discuss challenges created by high order volumes and trade backlogs during the peak of market volatility
CONTINUE READINGDiversity unlocks innovation
Jamila Piracci, Principal at Roos Innovations, says diverse, inclusive teams bring new ideas and perspectives to a business.
CONTINUE READINGSponsors are key to solving lack of diversity
Carl Kennedy of Katten Muchin Rosenman says senior leaders must mentor and provide advancement opportunities
CONTINUE READINGMore work to do on racial diversity
De'Ana Dow of Capitol Counsel says the derivatives industry has improved on gender diversity but the lack of racial diversity is glaring
CONTINUE READINGThe power of support and mentorship
Petal Walker of WilmerHale talks about her role models and the impact of unconscious bias in the industry
CONTINUE READINGPutting equality into practice
Pamela Jones of Genesis Consultancy says that while firms talk about diversity and inclusion, many fall short on the delivery
CONTINUE READINGA 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
CONTINUE READINGCommentary - 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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