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FIA Forum: Milan 2022
FIA comes to Milan to discuss regional issues and developments impacting the use of listed and cleared derivatives.
CONTINUE READINGNew Frontiers in Recordkeeping and Compliance
This timely session will review the current enforcement landscape, and consider practical solutions that regulated firm can adopt to promote compliance.
CONTINUE READINGCross Border: The Asia-Pacific Trading & Execution Landscape
We’ve gathered a broad spectrum of industry experts to discuss how they are adapting to these forces and to share their views on future developments.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Forum: Paris 2022
FIA comes to Paris to discuss regional issues and developments impacting the use of listed and cleared derivatives.
CONTINUE READINGArbitrations: From the Starting Gate to the Finish Line
This panel will provide an overview of the processes for NFA, AAA, and FINRA arbitrations, as well as discuss important differences amongst NFA, AAA, and FINRA arbitrations and their respective processes.
CONTINUE READINGFIA Forum: Brussels 2022
FIA comes to Brussels to discuss regional issues and developments impacting the use of listed and cleared derivatives.
CONTINUE READINGChicago Baseball Outing
Due to an unforeseen schedule change, the Chicago Baseball Outing has been cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
CONTINUE READINGWashington Update featuring CFTC Commissioner Summer Mersinger
Join FIA President & CEO Walt Lukken and the FIA Operations Americas Division for a high level briefing on the latest developments from Washington.
CONTINUE READINGChicago Golf Outing
Spend your day re-connecting with the local FIA member community at the Chicago Golf Outing hosted by the FIA Operations Americas Division.
CONTINUE READINGAgency Deference No More? Lessons from West Virginia v. EPA
The recent Supreme Court decision in West Virginia v. EPA is the clearest articulation yet of the Court’s “major questions” doctrine. This ruling, along with other recent decisions, will have a long-term impact on how far agencies like the CFTC, FERC, and the SEC can go with their rulemakings and other actions.
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