Overturning Chevron – What’s the Impact on Derivatives Regulation?

DerivSource's Living The Trade Lifecycle

Earlier this year the Supreme Court in the US overturned to the Chevron doctrine, which stated that if any laws were ambiguous, the courts should defer the interpretation of those laws to federal agencies such as national regulators, and they should presume that their interpretations are correct. With this doctrine overturned, many in the financial services sectors are questioning what this means for regulators in financial markets.

In this episode of the DerivSource podcast "Living the Trade Lifecycle", Edward Ivey, Partner at Haynes Boone in Charlotte, North Carolina, explains overturning of the Chevron doctrine might mean for future regulation by the CFTC.
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Capitoli

1. SEF registration - prime brokers (00:00:00)

2. Thank you (00:00:00)

3. Introduction (00:01:36)

4. What is the Chevron Doctrine? (00:04:54)

5. How might the overturning of Chevron impact derivatives regulation? (00:08:39)

6. One possible area of impact - SEF registration (00:10:38)

7. SEF registration - prime brokers (00:14:24)

8. SEF registration - third party advisors (00:16:36)

9. Third party advisors - recent events (00:19:57)

10. Advisory letters (00:23:44)

11. SEC (00:25:03)

12. Thank you (00:25:42)