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FIA board meets in Washington to discuss futures marketplace; Jerome Kemp becomes FIA Acting Board Chair
Washington, DC - July 10, 2018 - FIA’s board of directors is in Washington this week to meet with regulators and members of Congress to press for policies that promote a fair and competitive landscape for the futures and cleared derivatives industry.
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ETD Volume - June 2018
Worldwide volume of exchange-traded derivatives was 2.54 billion contracts in the month of June, down 5% from the previous month but up 9.3% from June 2017.
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Swiss financial market regulations related to derivatives
This one-hour webinar focuses on the upcoming rules and regulations related to the trading in derivatives with Swiss-based counterparties or the provision of financial services related to derivatives to Swiss-based clients on a pure cross-border basis, meaning without having a permanent establishment in Switzerland.
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FIA EPTA elects Mark Spanbroek as new chairman
The election was prompted by the decision of current chairman Remco Lenterman to step down from office. Mr Lenterman was instrumental in establishing FIA EPTA in 2011 and was chairman from 2011-2015 and 2016-2018.
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FIA announces fourth annual Innovators Pavilion
FIA today launched the fourth annual Innovators Pavilion for fintech startups that are offering forward-thinking solutions for the global derivatives markets.
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Statement of FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken on the unanimous vote of House Financial Services Committee in passing H.R. 5749, the "Options Market Stability Act."
Statement of FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken on the unanimous vote of House Financial Services Committee in passing H.R. 5749, the "Options Market Stability Act."
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Cross-border enforcement defense issues
A panel of Allen & Overy partners from the U.S., London and Hong Kong will discuss current topics relating to cross-border enforcement defense issues.
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Brexit – the Right Model for Financial Markets
While transitional arrangements look set to avoid a cliff-edge impact, Brexit will change the landscape for listed derivatives in Europe.
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FIA members seek clarity from UK and EU27 to help Brexit contingency planning
FIA today released survey results that provide a high level snapshot into clearing brokers’ progress with their Brexit contingency plans, the issues they face when structuring and executing such plans, and the policy proposals that would help address these issues.
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ETD Volume - May 2018
Worldwide volume of exchange-traded derivatives was 2.671 billion contracts in the month of May, up 15.7% from the previous month and up 19.8% from May 2017.
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