MFA filed a comment letter with the SEC and CFTC in response to their joint proposal to require private fund […]
MFA, several buy-side firms, the major swap dealers and other industry trade associations jointly submitted a letter to global regulators, […]
MFA submitted a letter following a call on June 9, 2009 among MFA staff, MFA members, the SEC, CFTC, New […]
MFA sent a letter to the SEC providing comments to the Commission’s interim final temporary rule on amendments to Reg […]
MFA Submits Letter to European Commission on FX Spot Transactions05.09.14
MFA filed comments with the European Commission (“Commission”) in response to its consultation paper on FX financial instruments. The consultation […]
Topics: European Commission Richard H. Baker, FX swaps, market participants, EMIR, Cross-Border, counterparties, CFTC, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, MiFID II, harmonization, exchange trading, regulatory regime, settlement, T+2, settlement period, currency, Security-Based Swap, swaps, recordkeeping, derivative, forward, EU Member State, non-EU counterparties, European Union, EU, security, commodity, financial instrument, Administrative Burdens, foreign currency assets, CLS Bank International, payment-versus-payment, non-defaulting counterparty, netting, liquidity, operational efficiency, Committee on Payment and Settlement Services, CPSS, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, customer protection, U.S. Department of the Treasury, central clearing, duplicative regulation, Bank for International Settlements, United Kingdom, Triennial Central Bank Survey, Dodd-Frank Act, mandatory clearing,