After months of “long and sometimes difficult” negotiations, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the European Commission on July 11 announced a framework for cross-border regulation of swaps market.
It was the latest step in a grueling effort to oversee the $600 trillion market—an effort that’s included input from a small army of industry lawyers who have met with U.S. regulators dozens of times.
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