COVID-19

GFMA and its Affiliate Members, AFME, ASIFMA and SIFMA, are actively monitoring global and regional developments relating to Coronavirus (COVID-19).

AFME is diligently monitoring COVID-19 in Europe and its impacts on capital markets and the financial system.  The latest AFME publications regarding this issue can be found on the AFME website.

ASIFMA’s Business Continuity Planning team continues to closely monitor the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and its impact on our industry and the markets, and we continue to work together with regulators around the region. The latest ASIFMA resources can be found on the ASIFMA website and any questions relating to ASIFMA BCP initiatives can be directed to Laurence Van Der Loo. Director of Technology and Operations at tel +852 9706 3033 lvanderloo@asifma.org.

SIFMA is closely monitoring key US updates regarding BCP and COVID-19 here.

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Policy Resources

SIFMA webpage tracks key US updates and resources regarding BCP and COVID-19

March 2020  |  Policy Resource  |  COVID-19

SIFMA’s Business Continuity Planning team continues to closely monitor the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and its impact on our industry and the markets. The SIFMA BCP and COVID-19 page provides guidance and resources for the industry to maintain operational resiliency, including instructions for financial services sector essential critical infrastructure workers.

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Correspondence

GFMA Response to IOSCO on Corporate Bond Market Liquidity

May 2022  |  Correspondence  | 

GFMA submitted a response to the International Organization of Securities Commission (IOSCO) consultation on "Corporate Bond Markets - Drivers of Liquidity During COVID-19 Induced Market Stresses."

GFMA Joint Letter to BCBS and IOSCO Requesting Suspension of the IM Phase-In

April 2020  |  Correspondence  |  Regulatory Correspondence

GFMA along with its affiliate member trades, AFME, ASIFMA, and SIFMA, as well as with other industry associations, provided comments to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) and the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) to request suspension of the current phase-in timeline due to the impacts of COVID-19.

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