Summary The Office of International Affairs (OIA) advises the Commission regarding international regulatory issues and initiatives; represents the Commission in international fora; coordinates Commission policy as it relates to policies and initiatives of major foreign jurisdictions, the G20, IOSCO, and the Financial Stability Board; negotiates supervisory cooperative arrangements; and provides technical assistance to foreign legislative bodies and market authorities. Responsibilities The Office of International Affairs provides strategic leadership, research, and analysis relating to global derivatives markets, market structure, financial stability, cross-border regulatory developments, and emerging market risks that may have broader financial stability, economic, and national security implications for the United States. OIA supports Commission engagement with domestic and international policy forums, financial stability initiatives, and international standard-setting bodies relating ...