FIA has submitted its response to ASX on its proposed Dynamic Default Fund Framework. In its response, FIA welcomed the initiative to strengthen resilience and risk management and also urged refinements to better align with international standards and market practice.
CONTINUE READINGIndia's National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, the country's largest agricultural commodities trading venue, is gearing up to launch equity and equity derivatives trading on its platform after receiving preliminary approval from the country’s markets regulator this summer. NCDEX is the latest Indian exchange to expand to this asset class.
CONTINUE READINGA perpetual, or perp in industry speak, has no stated expiry date, allowing a party to hold a position until offsetting it to terminate the exposure. They are cash settled trades that provide leveraged exposure to the spot price of an asset, as opposed to providing exposure to a price in the future.
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CONTINUE READINGThis is the third final standard published by DMIST, an independent organization formed by FIA in July 2022, to promote greater efficiency across the trading and clearing workflow.
CONTINUE READINGBracewell addresses issues covering CFTC/DOJ prosecution of Commodity Exchange Act Violations for Non-US Conduct and UK and EU developments.
CONTINUE READINGFIA comes to Taipei in August 2023 where we will discuss regional and local issues and developments impacting the use of listed and cleared derivatives.
CONTINUE READINGThe International Futures Industry Conference is FIA’s most powerful and prestigious event. Boca delivers an unparalleled opportunity to engage with the global cleared derivatives industry. Industry executives from around the globe have gathered here for 50 years every spring.
CONTINUE READINGConnect with legal & compliance professionals in the cleared derivatives industry at L&C 2025, taking place 23-25 April at the at the Gaylord National Resort.
CONTINUE READINGFrom more aggressive use of “cooperation factors” to extensive undertakings that impose monitors or require the use of external consultants, financial regulators have changed how they pursue and how they ultimately conclude their enforcement matters.
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