CFA is a member of the Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue, a forum through which U.S. and EU consumer organizations agree on policy recommendations concerning cross-border consumer issues. The TTIP goes to the core of our work, individually and collectively, because it is not an agreement about tariffs – it’s about the laws and regulations that protect consumers. CFA works in the areas of insurance, energy, financial services, food and product safety, electronic commerce, telecommunications and privacy. Thus the broad scope of these negotiations could impact the many issue areas in which CFA is active.