TTIP and Financial Services - International Trade Relations
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TTIP and Financial Services
Breakdown
State of trade between the US and EU
Projected benefits of trade between the US and EU
The overall goals of TTIP
Dodd-Frank and the Volcker Rule
State of EU/US Commercial Relations
Combined, the EU and US account for half of the world’s
GDP
US investment in Europe is three times higher than in all of
Asia
European investment in the United States is eight times more
than EU investment in India and China combined
33% of world trade in goods is between the US/EU
42% of world trade in services is between the US/EU
Projected Benefits
Potential to benefit the EU economy by 119 billion euros
Potential to benefit the US economy by $128 billion
Increase EU exports to the US by 28%
Increase US exports to the EU by $300 billion annually
Goals
Reduce non-tariff barriers
Harmonize the regulatory framework of the US and EU
Avoid regulatory redundancies that impede on the
commercial relationship
Dodd-Frank and the Volcker Rule
Extraterritoriality of Volcker Rule invoking outrage among
EU financial institutions and regulators
Volcker Rule poses possibly significant detriments for US
banks, US banks operating overseas and foreign banks
operating in the US-increased volatility, increased transaction
costs, more in-depth bookkeeping, independent testing
Vague terms makes non-compliance and possible
repercussions probable