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FIA announces 2022 Hall of Fame inductees
Washington, DC— FIA today announced the induction of 10 new members into the FIA Hall of Fame.
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Ron Filler
Ronald Filler is a former law professor and director of the Financial Services Law Institute at New York Law School (NYLS).
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Blythe Masters
Blythe Masters is a founding partner at sector specialist investment platform Motive Partners.
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Steve Sparke
Steve Sparke is a longtime industry expert with a career spanning more than 35 years, primarily in interest rate, futures and commodity trading.
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FIA removes the Moscow Exchange from membership
FIA has announced that its board of directors has voted to remove the Moscow Exchange from FIA’s membership, effective immediately, due to circumstances related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Arthur Hahn
Arthur Hahn served as global co-chair of the Financial Services practice at Katten Muchin Rosenman with a career spanning 37 years at the firm.
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Joanne Medero
Joanne Medero has more than 30 years of financial services experience and most recently, from December 2009 until her retirement in July 2020, was a managing director in the Government Relations and Public Policy Group at BlackRock.
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Steve Staszak
Steve Staszak is the former executive director of clearing operations at CME Group.
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FIA EPTA response to the ESMA CfE on the DLT pilot regime
FIA EPTA welcomes the opportunity to respond to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) Call for Evidence on the DLT Pilot Regime. FIA EPTA believes it is an important step by ESMA to review the DLT space as it will grow in use and importance. Over the past years, FIA ETPA Members have become increasingly active in the Digital Assets space and several members have become liquidity providers in this new and developing market.
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The Archegos Rules: What the SEC’s security-based swap proposals mean for your business
In December 2021, the SEC proposed a series of rules that—if adopted—will dramatically affect how firms deploy security-based swaps in their equity and fixed income trading strategies.
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