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Consensus on equity market reform
If you follow finance even casually, you’d be hard-pressed to have missed last year’s debate on equity market structure, technological advances, and the speed of trading.
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Inter-jurisdictional Regulatory Recognition: Facilitating Economic Recovery and Regulatory Efficiency
Inter-jurisdictional Regulatory Recognition: Facilitating Economic Recovery and Regulatory Efficiency
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ICE Futures U.S. and ICE Futures Canada disruptive trading practices
Representatives from ICE Futures U.S. and ICE Futures Canada gave a presentation and answered questions regarding recent changes to ICE Futures US and ICE Futures Canada rules governing disruptive trade practices.
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FIA Global responds to consultation on the liberalisation of Chinese domestic futures market
The China Securities Regulatory Commission conducted a public consultation on draft rules which allow foreign investors and brokers to trade and clear certain domestic Chinese futures contracts (initially crude oil futures).
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The Impact of the May 2014 European Elections
The Impact of the May 2014 European Elections
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A look at the year gone by
In Europe 2014 has been the year of MiFID II, with the year opening with the landmark political agreement in the second week of January, and the second consultation paper (technical standards) approved by ESMA on the 18th December.
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High Frequency Trading or High Frequency Technology
High frequency trading has been a hot topic for debate this year, as well as the focus of regulators’ attention, but are we talking about the wrong thing?
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FIA issues fourth version of guide to Customer Fund Protections
WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 25, 2014—FIA today issued an updated version of its guide to the rules and regulations relating to customer fund protections in the U.S.
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FIA Global requests segregated margin be excluded from Basel III capital requirements
FIA Global sent a letter to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision this week urging the committee to consider how segregated margin is treated in the leverage calculations that determine bank capital requirements.
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