FSA and SEC hold strategic talks on market surveillance

Laura Miller
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The Financial Services Authority (FSA) and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held joint talks today on how to tighten cross-Atlantic regulation and enforcement.

FSA chief executive Hector Sants met with SEC chairman Mary L Schapiro as part of the SEC-FSA Strategic Dialogue sessions established in 2006. The purpose of the dialogue is for the two agencies to engage at senior levels on current matters affecting the UK and US capital markets and areas of future collaboration. Today's talks included discussion on regulatory reform, oversight of over-the-counter derivatives trading and clearing, market structure issues including high frequency trading, market surveillance and short selling. The SEC and the FSA also used the meeting to restate th...

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