WFE stresses that any new regulatory regime should not impose any additional   or duplicative requirements on the FMIs as they already are required to have comprehensive third-party risk management programmes in place that evaluate criticality an...

WFE feedback to CFTC on Direct Clearing Model

WFE Response: ESMA Consultation Paper on Review of RTS No 153/2013 with respect to procyclicality of margin

The World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), representing established and regulated exchanges, appreciates the opportunity to provide input on the formation of a new regulatory framework for crypto-assets. The WFE focuses on matters pertaining to tradi...

HOW CONFIDENT ARE WE OF MARGIN MODEL PROCYCLICALITY MEASUREMENTS?

We welcome the FCA’s approach to develop further guidance for the benefit of trading venues and market participants. Our members are regulated markets and already have rules and clear guidance on what will happen during outages. Bringing othe...

The European Commission’s proposed changes in the EU Listing Act have pros and cons, the WFE says. Our response analyses the attraction to some of being able to list bonds without necessarily admitting them to trading, while also noting the potenti...

WFE responds to the Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) Disclosure Framework consultation

WFE Response: BoE Consultation on approach to tiering incoming CCPs

WFE comments on FSB’s Report on CCP Financial Resources for Recovery and Resolution

The WFE's Response: TCFD Consultation on Climate Related Metrics, Targets and Transition Plans

The WFE's response: The Climate Disclosure Standard Boards’ (CDSB) Draft Framework on Social Disclosure