In a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, SIFMA affirmed its support for a comprehensive TTIP and urged Lew to use Treasury’s leadership to begin discussions on a regulatory framework for financial services as soon as possible.
SIFMA said a US-EU trade and investment partnership framework, that provides coordination and consistency in the regulatory process, would enhance opportunities for early discussion, and help to avoid differences and conflicts.
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