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Joint FIA letter to the Financial Times on 'Leverage ratio threat to the cleared derivatives ecosystem'
A broad coalition of industry groups called on regulators to exclude client collateral when calculating the total assets of banks, arguing that it actually reduces exposure for clearing member banks.
CONTINUE READINGBrexit – the Right Model for Financial Markets
While transitional arrangements look set to avoid a cliff-edge impact, Brexit will change the landscape for listed derivatives in Europe.
CONTINUE READINGFIA releases annual trading statistics showing record ETD volume in 2018
Washington, D.C.—Jan. 25, 2019—FIA today released summary statistics for annual trading activity in the global exchange-traded derivatives markets that showed record activity in 2018.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Releases Half-Year Data on Futures and Options Volume Trends
Washington, D.C.—July 25, 2018—FIA today released its half-year 2018 report on trading activity in the global exchange-traded derivatives market.
CONTINUE READING2016 FIA Annual Volume Survey: Global Futures and Options Volume Reaches Record Level
The annual survey includes tables and charts showing exchange and contract rankings as well as breakdowns by region and asset class, and the underlying data can be downloaded directly from the website in Excel format.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Speaks Episode 6 : CME Group Chairman and CEO Terry Duffy
CME Group's Terry Duffy talks to FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken about how he got to the top spot at the CME Group, growth prospects for CME Group and the industry and the role reputation plays in the marketplace.
CONTINUE READINGJoint ISDA/FIA Europe response - CMU Green paper and position paper
On 18 February the European Commission (Commission) launched its flagship Capital Markets Union (CMU) project with three consultation papers.
CONTINUE READINGWall Street Rides FAR Helps Fund Autism Research
No one will deny that Wall Street can be a competitive place. But Bryan and Melissa Harkins have found the perfect way to put those competitive energies to good use—and for a good cause. The annual Wall Street Rides FAR charity event brings together hundreds of people from across the financial markets to benefit autism research. Now in its fourth year, the event has raised a cumulative total of roughly $1 million. The funds go to the Autism Science Foundation, which provides assistance to scientists and researchers studying the genetic causes behind the disorder.
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