May 23, 2014

Exchanges and clearinghouse leaders will assemble in Moscow next week for the World Federation of Exchanges' (WFE) 31st annual derivatives conference, the International Options Market Association (IOMA). The conference, which will take place 26-28 May, will be a forum for the discussion of key regulatory issues affecting the global derivatives landscape. The WFE-IOMA conference will also partner again this year with the Global Association of Central Counterparties, (CCP12) to offer a half-day of combined sessions that will focus on the new challenges facing the clearing markets.

This year's sessions offer an opportunity for participants to examine the regulatory changes that are affecting the derivatives industry, such as the development of Swap Execution Facilities, changes in automated trading systems and the regulation of OTC derivatives. Attendees will include top executives from several members of the WFE including, ASX, BM&FBOVESPA, CBOE, CME Group, China Financial Futures Exchange, National Stock Exchange of India, Eurex, Korea Exchange, Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Japan Exchange Group, MexDer and Singapore Exchange, among others.

Hüseyin Erkan, WFE Chief Executive Officer, is confident that the high level discussions taking place in Moscow will offer a new outlook on important industry topics. "The WFE and IOMA have lined up a number of impressive speakers and panelists from regulated derivatives exchanges and their associated clearinghouses, to discuss high frequency trading, the transformation of the OTC derivatives market and cross-border regulation and other key issues that could have major implications on the derivatives industry," Mr. Erkan said. 

The annual conference is held in a different location every year. Last year's event was held in Busan, 2012's conference in London, and 2011's in Mumbai. This year, Moscow will host the event for the first time at the Ritz Carlton hotel. For more information on 2014's IOMA Conference, please visit our website.


Tags:


For more information, please contact:

Cally Billimore
Manager, Communications
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +44 7391 204 007
Twitter: @TheWFE