💰SEC Evaluates CME Securities Clearing Agency Registration Application
The SEC is assessing CME Securities Clearing, Inc.'s application for registration as a clearing agency under the Securities Exchange Act. The review encompasses stakeholder feedback on risk management and regulatory capital considerations, aiming to ensure compliance and operational efficacy for market participants in handling U.S. Treasury securities transactions.
Learn More💧LCH SA's Proposed Rule Change on Liquidity Risk Framework
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice concerning LCH SA’s proposed amendments to its Liquidity Risk Modelling Framework. The revisions aim to enhance the management of liquidity risks and clarify the treatment of collateral by detailing processes for liquidity needs arising from daily settlement, thereby aligning operational procedures with empirical data and regulatory standards.
Learn More💵LCH SA Proposes Changes to Cash and Securities Collateral Fees
LCH SA has submitted a proposed rule change to amend its fee structures for cash and securities collateral used as initial margin in its CDSClear service. The changes aim to enhance competitive dynamics and improve liquidity risk profiles by adjusting fees and spreads based on market conditions and operational considerations.
Learn More🏦Temporary Exemptive Relief for U.S. Treasury Securities CCAs Explained
The SEC has adopted temporary exemptive relief from enforcing compliance with Rule 17ad-22(e)(6)(i) for U.S. Treasury securities clearing agencies until September 30, 2025. This measure aims to facilitate the separation of margin for proprietary versus customer transactions, assisting direct participants in implementing the necessary operational changes. The exemption is intended to reduce market disruption and promote orderly implementation of the new regulations.
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