Policy Type: Congressional Testimony
Latest CCMR study shows deterioration in competitiveness of U.S. public equity markets in 2010 compared to 2009
“The size and value of U.S. capital markets declined in 2010. Many improvements that we saw in 2009 appear to have been a result of a flight to quality. We now seem to have reverted to the long-term trend of continued loss of competitiveness.”
Comment Letter to the FSB regarding definitions related to “significant” nonbank financial companies
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Comment Letter to the CFTC regarding risk management requirements for derivatives clearing organizations
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Comment Letter to the CFTC and SEC regarding definitions related to swap markets
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Comment Letter to the FSOC regarding its authority to require supervision and regulation of certain nonbank financial companies
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Hal S. Scott Testifies Before House Committee on Financial Services in Hearing Entitled “Promoting Economic Recovery and Job Creation: The Road Forward”
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Joint Letter to the CFTC and SEC regarding the reporting of swaps transactions
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Comment Letter Regarding the Pace of Rule-making Under the Dodd-Frank Act
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Latest CCMR study shows slight improvement in competitiveness of U.S. Public equity markets compared to 2009
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., December 9, 2010—The Committee on Capital Markets Regulation (CCMR), an independent and nonpartisan research organization dedicated to improving the regulation and enhancing the competitiveness of U.S. capital markets, today released data confirming that during the first three quarters of 2010 the competitiveness of U.S. public equity markets in global markets improved slightly over […]
Comment Letter to the FDIC regarding its orderly liquidation authority under the Dodd-Frank Act
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