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Hedge funds back SEC proposal to ease access to EU bond futures
Hedge funds are backing a US Securities and Exchange Commission proposal to ease restrictions on trading European Union bond futures, potentially opening new opportunities for fixed income arbitrage and risk management strategies, according to a report by Bloomberg. The Managed Funds Association (MFA), which represents the alternative asset management industry, has urged the SEC to add the EU to its list of exempted bond issuers. The change would allow US investors to trade EU debt futures under Commodity Futures Trading Commission oversight, removing regulatory barriers that currently restric
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