Banking & Finance analysis: Certain margin requirements are due to be implemented by 1 September 2017. Dr Sharon Brown-Hruska, PRIME Finance Expert and former Chairman and Commissioner, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) discusses the implementation of these margin requirements and how the market has prepared itself to comply with them.
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