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Submissions | Policy | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Submission to Productivity Commission Inquiry into Data Availability and Use. Draft costings: electronic safe harbour procedures. Admission requirements for listed entities. Client money provisions and margining requirements for wholesale OTC derivatives. Industry submission seeking adjustments to the client money provisions in the Corporations Act so that the margining framework for non-cleared derivatives developed by BCBS-IOSCO functions properly for Australian market participants. AFMA feedback on th...

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Data | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Evolution of the BBSW Methodology. AFMAdata has been a continuous source of respected rates since 1996. See BBSW 24 hour delay rates or subscribe to live rates. Delayed BBSW and 10AM swap rates. Download BBSW subscription form. Australian Financial Markets Report. View OTC turnover performance and trends. Go to the top. 2014 Australian Financial Markets Association.

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Committees | Policy | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Committees drive our core functions. AFMA has an extensive network of member committees that help us to carry out three core functions:. Facilitate the smooth operation of Australia's financial markets. Promote effective regulation of Australia's financial markets. Enhance the competency of financial markets participants through specialised training and accreditation. Who can join committees? Staff of our members. Market Committees are elected by market participants every two years. Membership of pol...

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BBSW Disclaimer | data | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Evolution of the BBSW Methodology. Existing Subscribers or Contributors. To the fullest extent permitted by law, AFMA provides rate information on this website 'as is' and you may not rely on it as being accurate or comprehensive. You should independently verify the accuracy and comprehensiveness of this information. To access live rate information please refer to your information vendor (Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters etc.). Go to the top. 2014 Australian Financial Markets Association.

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Market Conventions | Standards | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Guide to Australian OTC Transactions. AFMA supports a comprehensive system of industry accepted standards and conventions that streamline market practices and ensure Australia’s OTC markets trade at an accepted standard. The conventions, standards and procedures listed below reflect current market practices and are kept up-to-date by our markets and operations committees. Australian Dollar Debt Instrument Confirmation and Settlement Standards. Bank Bill Swap (BBSW) Benchmark Rate Conventions.

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Standards | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Guide to Australian OTC Transactions. At AFMA, we promote the use of commonly accepted standards, practices, procedures and controls. This ensures our members have the confidence to operate within a structured and standardised framework. We provide a large range of market resources to enable our members to achieve best practice. These resources help market participants manage effective and efficient market transactions. Full list of Guidelines. AFMA Code of Conduct. See full list of market conventions.

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AFMA Newsletter | Policy | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Policy and Markets Brief. Keep up to date with. The AFMA monthly e-newsletter – a comprehensive guide to our current activities in policy advocacy and promoting the effective regulation of Australia's financial markets. Whilst the e-newsletter is available to members. Only, below you can find sample extracts from some of our recent e-newsletters:. If you would like more information on the Policy and Technical Brief, please contact us. Go to the top. 2014 Australian Financial Markets Association.

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Accreditation | Learning | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Accreditation: an approved benchmark for knowledge and skills. Local and international regulators agree that the skills and knowledge of individuals operating in today's financial markets should meet an approved industry benchmark. Accreditation is recognised as a best practice way to set and maintain that benchmark. AFMA accreditation is available to individuals employed by our members. How to become AFMA accredited. How to manage your accreditation. Go to the top.

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Policy | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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PROMOTING SUCCESSFUL POLICY OUTCOMES. Promoting government policy outcomes that support a strong financial sector and increase business opportunities for our members. Is one of AFMA's most important roles. Maintaining an open and ongoing dialogue with governments and regulatory authorities helps us influence policy outcomes that position Australia as a sophisticated and capable global financial centre. How do we develop our policy positions? How can you work with us? View current AFMA committees.

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Media & Notices | The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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AFMA welcomes ASIC Reports 486, 487. AFMA welcomes the release today of Reports 486 and 487 by ASIC in relation to sell-side research and corporate advisory confidential information and conflicts, and a review of the cleanliness of the Australian equity market, respectively. AFMA Commences BBSW Externalisation Process. Evolution of the BBSW Methodology. AFMA Carbon Addendum CRP methodology resolved. AFMA to Refocus its Support for Financial Benchmarks. AFMA has determined that benchmark administration ha...