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Key Regulatory & Trading Requirements for Eurex
This course has been produced jointly by FIA and Eurex. The training provides an overview of select rules and regulations that govern the daily activities of Eurex market participants. For traders of Eurex contracts and their supervisors, this course covers the supervisory structure, the trader admission process, reporting obligations and off-book trading T7 Entry Services.
CONTINUE READINGKey Features and Regulatory Framework of the London Metal Exchange
This course has been jointly developed by FIA and the London Metal Exchange to help familiarize new and existing LME market participants with key features. The course covers member types and privileges, prompt date structure, lending rules, market abuse regulations, reporting, and post-trade functions.
CONTINUE READINGTrade Surveillance & Regulatory Guidance for the Singapore Exchange
This course has been jointly developed by FIA and the Singapore Exchange to help market participants understand and comply with key trading rules. It is accredited by the Institute of Banking and Finance (IBF) for a total of 2.0 training hours towards SFA Continuing Professional Development.
CONTINUE READINGMarket Conduct Fundamentals: Updated & Enhanced
This course provides a high-level overview of prohibited and disruptive practices on futures and options exchanges. It helps market participants avoid potential exchange violations and fines and/or regulatory actions and civil penalties. This course is designed to help meet regulatory training requirements for direct market access participants.
CONTINUE READINGUnderstanding & Avoiding Spoofing Behavior
Preventing manipulation of derivatives markets, and spoofing behavior, in particular, is a priority for both exchanges and regulatory authorities. This course draws on recent cases to cover the basics of spoofing and how to avoid activity that may constitute or appear to be spoofing behavior. It also provides guidance on what to consider when designing a supervision and compliance program.
CONTINUE READINGExchange Trading & Regulatory Fundamentals for Electronic Traders
The training is designed to provide a better understanding of the basics of electronic trading including activities likely to draw attention from regulators. It also covers exchange rules most likely to impact traders such as pre-execution communications, cross trades, self-match trades, test trades, position limits and order-to-trade ratios.
CONTINUE READINGAll-New Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Training
This recently updated course equips futures industry professionals to respond to the latest money laundering and terrorist financing techniques. The course explains the legal and regulatory obligations that govern the identification, monitoring, and reporting of suspicious activity. Interactive case studies challenge learners to consider real-world scenarios—helping translate regulatory expectations into day-to-day decision-making.
CONTINUE READINGAll-New Initial Ethics Training
Initial ethics training is specifically designed for those who are new to the industry and recently registered with the National Futures Association (NFA). This courses uses engaging case studies to highlight ethical and regulatory responsibilities, combining law, compliance, and sound judgment. It helps firms meet training requirements as mandated by the Commodity Exchange Act and NFA Rule 2-9.
CONTINUE READINGAll-New Periodic Ethics Training
The IFM's Periodic Ethics Training helps firms and registrants meet ongoing training requirements as mandated by the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and National Futures Association (NFA) Rule 2-9. This interactive training is built upon engaging case studies that incorporate several categories of pertinent information including law, regulation, professional ethics and sound judgment.
CONTINUE READINGSafeguarding Customer Funds
This course has been jointly developed by NFA, FIA, and industry professionals to help market participants understand the safeguards in place to protect customer funds in the futures market. It is designed to meet Commodity Futures Trading Commission Rule 1.11 that mandates annual training for all finance, treasury, operations, regulatory, compliance, settlement, and other relevant officers and employees within the organization.
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