International Policy
With offices in New York, Washington, D.C., London and Hong Kong, SIFMA and its affiliates represent the interests of over 650 member companies on the international stage to promote issues ranging from market expansion to the support of open and fair international trade and investment.
Just Released
Letter Re: Expanded FSB Role/Regulatory Transparency - 
June 19, 2009
Comments By LIBA, SIFMA, and ISDA On The 2 April 2009 London Summit Declaration On Strengthening The Financial System - June 17, 2009
Financial Stability Board Role in Preventing
Financial Protectionism - May 29, 2009
Financial Stability Board Role in Minimizing Regulatory Conflict and Preventing Financial Protectionism - April 27, 2009
Letter to President Obama: April 2 G20 Leaders Summit Meeting – Considerations
on Global Financial Regulatory Architecture - March 24, 2009
SIFMA Letter to David Loevinger and David Dollar -June 12, 2009
SIFMA Letter to Sec. Geithner Ahead of June China Visit - May 27, 2009
Global Developments in Securitization and Retention - May 18, 2009
Global Developments in Compensation in
the Financial Services Sector - April 17, 2009
Global Developments in CDS Markets - March 24, 2009
Latest News
EU and Global News Update: Week In Review
This Update provides a summary of major EU and global regulatory and legislative actions that impact the financial services sector.
November 15, 2008
G-20 Summit Engages on Important Economic Issues
Goals of SIFMA International Committee
- Advocate elimination of foreign barriers, while promoting capital market development
- Enhance and improve the investments and regulatory climate in foreign markets
- Ensure regulation/legislation is consistent with open markets/free flow of capital
- Address cross-border regulatory differences