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Wednesday, Oct 19
INVESTORS Legal & Regulatory Council meeting
11 am - noon
Wednesday, Oct 19
INVESTORS CMBS Council meeting
3 - 3:30 pm
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for details...
Matthew Jones
Staff Director
mjones@association.institutionaINVESTORS.org
(202) 712-9050
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at the agencies
Tuesday, Oct 18
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Meeting of the Minority Depository Institutions Advisory Committee to advise the OCC on steps the agency may be able to take to ensure the continued health and viability of minority depository institutions and other issues of concern to minority depository institutions.
Wednesday, Oct 19
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Board meeting to consider an advance notice of proposed rulemaking for bank cybersecurity standards, a preliminary step
before a formal proposal
to be issued by multiple agencies. The FDIC, Fed and OCC have been working together on the new standards.
Wednesday, Oct 19
FINANCIAL STABILITY BOARD
The FSB's Standing Committee for Supervisory and Regulatory Cooperation (SRC) meets in Washington DC.
Thursday, Oct 20
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Open meeting of FDIC advisory committee to
discuss results of national survey of banked and unbanked households, as well as expanding access to safe transaction accounts and youth savings pilot program.
Thursday, Oct 20
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK
New York Fed President William Dudley
gives opening and closing remarks at the
"Reforming Culture and Behavior in the Financial Services Industry: Expanding the Dialogue" conference, and will moderate the "
Finance and Society: A Global Perspective" panel.
Thursday, Oct 20
MUNICIPAL SECURITIES RULEMAKING BOARD
Free webinar for MSRB staff to give an overview of the request for comment on draft rule amendments to MSRB Rule G-3 on professional qualifications to establish continuing education requirements for certain associated persons of a municipal advisor.
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on the hill
House in recess until after election; scheduled to return Nov. 14.
Senate not in session until Nov. 15 except for pro forma sessions, during which no business expected.
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across the globe
Monday, Oct 17 -
Thursday, Oct 20
QUITO, Ecuador
Habitat III, t
he most obscure summit on the 2016 calendar may be the most important. The United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development
will convene for only the third time in forty years.
Tuesday, Oct 18
BASEL, Switzerland
Bank for International Settlements webinar on fintech and cybersecurity.
Tuesday, Oct 18
FRANKFURT, Germany
European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) 6th Annual Conference. Among
issues under discussion will be Solvency II challenges, a single market for pensions and digital transformation in the insurance sector.
Wednesday, Oct 19 -
Thursday, Oct 20
MEXICO CITY, Mexico
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's "High-level Meeting for Latin America" at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Representative Office for the Americas.
Thursday, Oct 20
SYDNEY, Australia
ISDA Annual Australia Conference. Discussions will focus on implementing the margin rules for non-cleared swaps.
Thursday, Oct 20 -
Friday, Oct 21
HONG KONG
IOSCO board and pre-meetings.
Thursday, Oct 20 -
Friday, Oct 21
BRUSSELS, Belgium
European Council meeting chaired by Donald Tusk.
EU leaders will discuss migration, trade issues and relations with Russia. Brexit will likely be on the agenda. It's the first EU summit to be attended by new U.K. Prime Minister
Theresa May.
Friday, Oct 21
BASEL, Switzerland
B20 Anti-Corruption and Responsible Business Conduct
kick-off meeting, organized jointly with the Basel Institute on Governance. Participants will discuss current priorities of the business community on responsible business conduct, and then debate the agenda of the B20 Cross-thematic Group under German presidency.
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other events
Sunday, Oct 16 -
Tuesday, Oct 18
NASHVILLE, Tennessee
American Bankers Association's National Convention. Speakers include Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, political consultants Paul Begala and Mike Murphy, and TV host Jay Leno.
Monday, Oct 17
WASHINGTON DC
Marc Wyatt, director of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations, will be the keynote speaker at the National Society of Compliance Professionals' national conference. SEC Chief of Staff Andrew "Buddy" Donohue also will address the gathering, and Deputy Enforcement Director Stephanie Avakian will be a member of an enforcement panel.
Monday, Oct 17
WASHINGTON DC
Council on Foreign Relations hosts "World Economic Update" discussion.
Monday, Oct 17
NEW YORK CITY
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer
, who called the central bank's stand-pat rate decision in September a "close call," speaks before the Economic Club of New York.
Monday, Oct 17 -
Tuesday, Oct 18
WASHINGTON DC
Negotiators representing 50 countries will meet to iron out several key aspects of a proposed multitrillion-dollar accord.
Participants in the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA) - who collectively represent 70 percent of the world's $44 trillion services marketplace - are working to update the 1994 World Trade Organization's General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) by increasing market access for more than a dozen services sectors among 23 negotiating parties. Sectors include telecommunications, financial services, transportation and environmental services, among others.
The Washington meeting comes ahead of a significant Oct. 21 deadline, when TiSA parties plan to submit their second revised market access offers.
Tuesday, Oct 18
NEW YORK CITY
Wall Street Journal Pro's "The Future of Financial Regulation: How are Washington and Wall Street Evolving and Adapting?"
CFTC Commissioner Christopher Giancarlo, Paul Volcker, and Sheila Bair to speak.
Tuesday, Oct 18 -
Thursday, Oct 20
CHICAGO, Illinois
Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Timothy Massad will speak at the Futures Industry Association's "FIA Futures and Options Expo."
Massad will deliver the keynote address Oct. 19. He is slated to talk about the CFTC's approach to regulating automated trading, collateral rules for swap dealers and clearinghouse resilience. Commissioner
J. Christopher Giancarlo will have a one-on-one conversation Oct. 20 with FIA President and Chief Executive Officer Walt Lukken. The two are expected to discuss how to regulate futures and derivatives without stifling innovation.
On Oct. 19, Jeffrey Bandman, acting director of the Division of Clearing and Risk, is scheduled to speak on a panel about clearinghouse risk; Rosemary Hollinger, deputy director of enforcement, is scheduled to speak on automated trading; and Matthew Hunter, deputy director of surveillance, is scheduled to speak on using technology to ensure compliance. Eileen Flaherty, director of the Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight, is scheduled to speak Oct. 20 on how regulatory changes are impacting funding models for futures commission merchants.
Thursday, Oct 20 -
Friday, Oct 21
WASHINGTON DC
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) Senior Investor Protection Conference. Speakers include financial advisers, regulators, compliance officers, attorneys and academic and experts.
Thursday, Oct 20 -
Friday, Oct 21
NEW YORK CITY
The Managed Funds Association, the global trade group for hedge funds, holds its Outlook 2016 conference in New York. Keynote speakers include Richard Berner, director of financial research at the U.S. Treasury Department, and Timothy Massad, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Sunday, Oct 23 -
Wednesday, Oct 26
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana
Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) Internal Auditors Society Annual Conference. Speakers include Alan Crain, senior vice president and chief legal and governance officer at Baker Hughes and Haydn Shaw, senior consultant at FranklinCovey.
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