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Opening Remarks, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell At "A Fed Listens Event: How Is COVID-19 Affecting Your Community?," Sponsored By The Board Of Governors Of The Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C. (Via Webcast)

Date 21/05/2020

Good afternoon. I just want to say a few words of welcome and thank everyone for being here—albeit in much different circumstances than would otherwise be expected.
Remarks At Meeting Of The SEC Investor Advisory Committee, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, May 21, 2020

Date 21/05/2020

Thank you Anne [Sheehan] and other members of the committee for arranging an impressive list of panelists to share their views and perspectives on the important topics on today’s agenda. The committee has not let COVID-19 stop it from holding meetings; this is the third such meeting in the last two months. I am appreciative of the committee’s diligence and dedication during this time and believe it is emblematic of the tireless efforts put forth over the years by the members whose terms are expiring in the coming days.
Introductory Remarks For The Fed Listens Panel On The COVID-19 Pandemic, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard At “A Fed Listens Event: How Is COVID-19 Affecting Your Community?,” Sponsored By The Board Of Governors Of The Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C., (Via Webcast)

Date 21/05/2020

This will be the 15th Fed Listens event the Federal Reserve has conducted over 16 months. We have listened to diverse voices from every type of community in every sector and every district of our country. This rich set of perspectives is helping bring alive for us the importance of the review of our monetary policy strategy, tools, and communication practices led by Vice Chair Richard Clarida.
SEC Issues Agenda For May 27 Meeting Of The Asset Management Advisory Committee

Date 21/05/2020

The Securities and Exchange Commission today released the agenda for the May 27 meeting of the Asset Management Advisory Committee (AMAC). AMAC was formed to provide the Commission with diverse perspectives on asset management and related advice and recommendations.
ETFGI Reports ETFs And ETPs Listed In Canada Gathered US$ 455 Million In Net Inflows During April 2020

Date 21/05/2020

ETFGI, a leading independent research and consultancy firm covering trends in the global ETFs/ETPs ecosystem, reported today that ETFs listed in Canada gathered US$455 million in net inflows during April, bringing year-to-date net inflows to US$12.57 billion which is significantly more than the US$4.50 billion gathered year-to-date in 2019. In the month, Canadian ETF assets increased by 1.5%, from US$144.18 billion at the end of March to US$146.39 billion. At the end of April 2020, the Canadian ETFs/ETPs industry had 785 ETFs/ETPs, with 951 listings, from 40 providers on 2 exchanges according to ETFGI's April 2020 Canada ETFs and ETPs industry landscape insights report, an annual paid-for research subscription service. (All dollar values in USD unless otherwise noted).

Statement On The Tenure Of Comptroller Joseph Otting, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, May 21, 2020

Date 21/05/2020

Over the past three years, Comptroller Joseph Otting and his team at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have been an invaluable resource to me and the Commission staff, including in connection with Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) matters. Investors and our markets more generally have benefitted from their valuable insight into, and advice regarding, market conditions and, in particular, the interconnections between the capital markets and the banking sector. Importantly, this insight and advice, without exception, has embodied Comptroller Otting’s operational experience, market expertise, pragmatism and candor. Professionally and personally, I thank Joseph for bringing those characteristics to all of our engagements and, with deep appreciation, I wish him all the best.
It Plays Better With Reverb: Thoughts On A New Model of Data Sharing - By: Craig Mohan, Chief Growth Officer, Trading Technologies International

Date 21/05/2020

Of the many advantages to being on the TT®️ platform, several are obvious and have been covered in other blog posts, and many are still emerging. This post sheds some new light on the advantages to our customers from a market data perspective, both commercially and technically.
Meeting Of The Investor Advisory Committee, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, May 21, 2020

Date 21/05/2020

Thank you, Anne (Sheehan), and thank you for recognizing the importance of the Commission’s staff to all of our work. As recent events have proved, they are true professionals who have the interests of investors front of mind. I want to start by extending a warm welcome to the new members of the Committee: Cien Asoera, Ted Daniels, Elissa Germaine, Satyam Khanna, Lori Lucas and Christopher Mirabile. Satyam will be joining the Committee at the next meeting. Your diverse and impressive expertise will benefit the work of this Committee and I look forward to working with you.
U.S. Economic Outlook And Monetary Policy, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard H. Clarida At The New York Association For Business Economics, New York, New York (Via Webcast)

Date 21/05/2020

It is my pleasure to meet virtually with you today at the New York Association for Business Economics.1 I have been looking forward to this session, and I am sorry that I cannot join you in person, as I always value my opportunities for dialogue with business and market economists. Since mid-March, along with my Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) colleagues, I have been working from home. While I certainly miss the opportunities for face-to-face interactions along the corridors of the Board's Eccles Building, I am grateful to be able to work from home and want to convey my deep gratitude to all of those on the frontlines of the crisis, who are working outside the comfort of their homes in hospitals, emergency services, and care facilities.
Statement On Financial Disclosures About Acquired And Disposed Businesses, SEC Commissioner Allison Herren Lee, May 21, 2020

Date 21/05/2020

Today the Commission amends its rules governing disclosures public companies must provide when they buy and sell businesses. Unfortunately, today’s rulemaking does not adequately address the risks of reduced transparency for investors with respect to this activity, nor does it properly examine the potential effects on competition, particularly in the present economic climate where the risks that arise from overly concentrated markets are heightened.