- Short-term markets :
- Repo markets
- Frequently Asked Questions on repo
- ERC contributions to public consultations
- Repo trading practice guidelines & documentation
- Credit claims
- Securities lending
- ICMA European repo market reports and white papers
- The impact of the Financial Transaction Tax on the European repo market
- Shadow banking and repo
- European repo market report
- European repo market white paper on short-selling and settlement failures
- Repo market surveys
- Global Master Repurchase Agreement (GMRA)
- ICMA GMRA Legal opinions
- FAQs for ICMA members
- Euro Commercial Paper
- Repo markets
- Primary markets :
- Secondary markets :
- Asset management :
- Market infrastructure :
- European Commission’s Expert Group on Market Infrastructure (EGMI)
- CESAME
- Code of Conduct on Clearing and Settlement
- CPSS/IOSCO Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures
- European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR)
- Harmonisation of Securities Law
- Settlement Regulation
- TARGET2-Securities and CCBM2
- COGESI
- ISMAG
- New Global Note (bearer notes)
- New Safekeeping Structure (registered notes)
- Legal :
- Collateral Initiatives Coordination Forum :
- ICMA Quarterly Report :
- Other projects :
The European Commission’s review of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) is one of the most important regulatory initiatives that is likely to affect the cross border securities markets.
The Commission published a consultation paper on its review of MiFID in December 2010, to which ICMA has responded on behalf of its members.
2 February 2011 ICMA’s response the Commission’s MIFID Review Consultation
10 March 2011 ICMA and a number of other associations wrote to Commissioner Barnier, expressing support for the principle of broadening investors’ choice. The signatories believe that preserving investors’ freedom to choose where to execute trades is entirely compatible with the goals of ensuring transparency, strong risk management and operational efficiency.
For further information on ICMA’s work in this area contact John Serocold on +44 20 7213 0313.









