Financial analysis – European Code of Conduct on Sponsored Research
At the end of 2025, ESMA published its final report on the European Code of Conduct applicable to sponsored research, […]
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Commodities Derivatives Markets
The regulation of commodity markets must remain stable, with targeted adjustments to existing mechanisms rather than a tightening up, stresses AMAFI in response to the European Commission’s consultation on commodity derivatives.
Key points:
- Commodity market regulation should remain stable, with targeted adjustments to existing mechanisms rather than a tightening up.
- AMAFI rejects double reporting of OTC positions and proposes a gradual simplification towards a unified ‘report once’ framework.
- AMAFI recommends adjusting the margin and collateral rules by broadening the recognised collateral and mitigating threshold effects.
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