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FIA advocates for open, transparent and competitive markets around the world. Our global advocacy team  works with regulators, policymakers, and the industry on the development and implementation of legislation and regulation through publications and filings.

FIA releases best practices for automated trading risk controls and system safeguards
July 18, 2024 CONTINUE READING
FIA calls for DORA supervisory guidance ahead of January 2025 application deadline
July 26, 2024 CONTINUE READING
FIA and FIA PTG support legal challenge of US FTC rule banning noncompete agreements
June 25, 2024 CONTINUE READING
FIA and Acuiti release report on challenges and opportunities for the European listed derivatives markets
June 18, 2024 CONTINUE READING

Publications & Filings

  • Trade associations call for clarity on EMIR 3.0 effective implementation dates

    FIA, AIMA, EBF, EFAMA and ISDA have sent a letter urging the European Commission and European Supervisory Authorities to clarify that market participants are not required to implement the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR 3.0) Level 1 provisions prior to the date of application of the associated Level 2 regulatory technical standards (RTS).

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  • FIA and FIA EPTA respond to European Commission consultation on AI

    FIA and FIA EPTA have responded to the European Commission’s consultation on artificial intelligence, which sets out to identify the main use cases along with the benefits, barriers and risks related to the development of AI applications in the financial sector.

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  • FIA responds to Fed proposal to expand operating hours of Fedwire and NSS

    FIA has written in support of the US Federal Reserve's proposal to expand the operating hours of the Fedwire Funds Service and the National Settlement Service.

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  • FIA responds to OCC proposed margin add-on charge

    FIA believes that the current backward-looking, monthly-calibrated margin add-on falls short of providing adequate risk mitigation and should only serve as a temporary measure while a more precise and transparent system is developed.

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