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ASIC Invites Feedback On Proposed Derivative Transaction Reporting Rules Updates
Date 27/03/2026
ASIC is consulting industry and interested stakeholders on proposed updates to the ASIC Derivative Transaction Rules (Reporting) 2024 (the 2024 Rules).
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Brief Remarks On The Economic Outlook And Monetary Policy, Federal Reserve Governor Michael S. Barr, At The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Date 26/03/2026
Thank you to Brookings for the invitation to speak to you this evening. Before we sit down, I thought I might offer some context for our conversation by outlining my views on the outlook for the U.S. economy and the implications for monetary policy. I will also touch briefly on regulatory matters.
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Economic Outlook And Energy Effects, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip N. Jefferson, At The Global Perspectives Speaker Series, Federal Reserve Bank Of Dallas, Dallas, Texas
Date 26/03/2026
Thank you, Donald, for the kind introduction. I am honored to be here in Dallas. I very much enjoyed my time today meeting with community members and hearing from the hardworking staff at the Dallas Fed. And I appreciate this opportunity to speak with all of you this evening.
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Prospects For Shrinking The Fed’s Balance Sheet, Federal Reserve Governor Stephen I. Miran, At The Economic Club Of Miami, Miami, Florida
Date 26/03/2026
Thank you, Francisco, for the kind introduction. It is an honor to be here at the Economic Club of Miami.1 Tonight I will talk about a topic too large to ignore: the Federal Reserve's balance sheet. Like any other bank, the Fed's balance sheet is a record of the assets and liabilities we hold. The assets are primarily Treasury securities and agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS). The liabilities include all U.S. currency in circulation, reserve balances banks hold at the Fed, and the Treasury General Account. The size and composition of these holdings matter because they affect the amount of money in the banking system and influence broader financial conditions. Understanding how the balance sheet functions is essential to understanding how the Fed supports economic stability and conducts monetary policy.
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US Treasury Announces President Donald J. Trump’s Signature To Appear On Future U.S. Paper Currency
Date 26/03/2026
In honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States of America, President Donald J. Trump’s signature will appear on future U.S. paper currency along with the Secretary of the Treasury, marking the first time in history for a sitting president.
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Federal Reserve Board Announces It Has Made The Joint Findings With The Office Of The Comptroller Of The Currency Required For The OCC To Approve A Request By Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A., For An Exemption Under Section 23A Of The Federal Reserve Act
Date 26/03/2026
The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced it has made the joint findings with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) required for the OCC to approve a request by Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A., of Salt Lake City, Utah, for an exemption under section 23A of the Federal Reserve Act. Section 23A establishes limits and imposes requirements on a bank's transactions with its affiliates. The bank submitted the request in order to engage in an internal corporate reorganization involving its affiliate, Morgan Stanley Europe SE, Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
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Changes To The Expanded Opening And Intra-Day Quote Width Requirements And Order Monitor Settings For Certain Symbols Trading On MIAX Options And MIAX Emerald Options Beginning Wednesday, April 1, 2026, Through Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Date 26/03/2026
MIAX Options and MIAX Emerald Options will change the maximum valid bid/ask differentials for certain symbols traded on the Exchanges. The changes to the extended quote width requirements will begin on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, and remain in effect through Tuesday, June 30, 2026, unless withdrawn by the Exchanges before that time.
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Reflections On Financial Stability - Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook, At Yale Program On Financial Stability, School Of Management, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
Date 26/03/2026
Thank you, Professor Metrick, for the kind introduction and the opportunity to return to Yale to speak to the Yale Program on Financial Stability today. I have long admired and been a grateful consumer of all the insightful work you have done here since its inception in 2013. I know that a number of the staff of the Board of Governors have been contributors to, and are avid consumers of, your work. I place a high priority on using novel sources of information to address data gaps. Given that, let me commend the effort to turn the information gathering and analysis the program conducted into a standardized, research-friendly platform. That impressive work includes a data set covering over 850 years of banking crises, which must have been a true labor of love on the parts of Andrew Metrick and Paul Schmelzing. These data-collection efforts provide a valuable public good to the finance and financial stability communities, as well as to the broader research community.
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Global Financial Centres Index 39 - Top Four Financial Centres Clear Leaders
Date 26/03/2026
The 39th edition of the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI 39) was published today by Z/Yen Group in partnership with the China Development Institute (CDI).
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Federal Reserve Board: Senior Credit Officer Opinion Survey On Dealer Financing Terms
Date 26/03/2026
The Senior Credit Officer Opinion Survey on Dealer Financing Terms (SCOOS) is a quarterly survey providing information about the availability and terms of credit in securities financing and over-the counter (OTC) derivatives markets. The SCOOS is modeled after the long-established Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices, which provides qualitative information about changes in supply and demand for loans to households and businesses at commercial banks. The SCOOS collects qualitative information on credit terms and conditions in securities financing and OTC derivatives markets, which are important conduits for leverage in the financial system. The survey panel for the SCOOS began by including 20 dealers and over time has been expanded. These firms account for almost all of the dealer activity in dollar-denominated securities financing and OTC derivatives markets. The survey is directed to senior credit officers responsible for maintaining a consolidated perspective on the management of credit risks. The HTML links below include the full report; the PDF links include the summary only.
