On the recordJune 25, 2019
Implementing EMIR 2.2 in a way that would disrupt our existing equivalency agreement would trample on our previously shared principles.
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congress.govImplementing EMIR 2.2 in a way that would disrupt our existing equivalency agreement would trample on our previously shared principles.
Warning against regulatory changes that could harm existing agreements.
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