📈SEC Approves ICC's Recovery and Wind-Down Plans
The SEC has approved the proposed revisions to the Recovery Plan and Wind-Down Plan of ICE Clear Credit LLC, enhancing compliance with regulatory requirements for clearing agencies. The changes aim to ensure operational resilience and clarity in the event of financial disruptions, updating governance structures and operational protocols.
Learn More📈ICE Clear Credit Proposes Rule Change on Monitoring Procedures
ICE Clear Credit LLC has filed a proposed rule change to update its Counterparty Monitoring Procedures, focusing on clarifications to ensure consistency with current practices without altering the ICC Clearing Rules. The changes aim to enhance the effectiveness and clarity of oversight over counterparties, reinforcing the stability and integrity of clearance and settlement processes.
Learn More💵ICE Clear Credit Launches Client Volume Incentive Program
The SEC has announced ICE Clear Credit's proposed rule change to modify its fee schedule, introducing a Client Volume Incentive Program. This program will provide automatic tiered discounts based on clients' annual billed fees, encouraging increased engagement with credit default swap clearing services. The initiative aims to enhance market participation while maintaining equitable fees among all clients.
Learn More⚖️Proposed Regulatory Changes for DTC Participant System Disruptions
The document posted by the SEC details proposed amendments to the Disruption Rules of the Depository Trust Company, focusing on enhancing protocols for managing system disruptions. Key changes include updated definitions, notification requirements, and governance structures for addressing Major System Events, aimed at improving operational resilience and compliance among market participants.
Learn More💰FICC Proposes Rule Change on Funds-Only Settlement Amount Payments
The Securities and Exchange Commission publishes a notice regarding the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation's proposed rule change to modify Funds-Only Settlement Amount payment provisions within its Government Securities Division Rulebook. The changes aim to clarify settlement designations and discharge obligations upon payment, enhancing compliance for participants in the securities market. Comments are invited from interested parties.
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