Continuation of highlights of the new securities and exchange commissions rules on central counterparty
Here is a continuation of the highlights of the new Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules on central counterparties (CCPs):
Risk Management and Governance
- CCPs must establish and maintain a robust risk management framework that includes:
- A comprehensive risk assessment and monitoring program
- A risk appetite statement and risk tolerance framework
- A stress testing and scenario analysis program
- A liquidity risk management program
- A collateral management program
- CCPs must also establish and maintain effective governance structures, including:
- A board of directors or equivalent governing body
- A risk committee
- A compliance committee
- A audit committee
Clearing and Settlement
- CCPs must establish and maintain a clearing and settlement process that is:
- Efficient and cost-effective
- Secure and reliable
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
- CCPs must also establish and maintain a settlement process that is:
- Timely and efficient
- Secure and reliable
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
Margining and Collateral
- CCPs must establish and maintain a margining and collateral framework that is:
- Comprehensive and risk-based
- Transparent and fair
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
- CCPs must also establish and maintain a collateral management program that is:
- Comprehensive and risk-based
- Transparent and fair
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
Default Management
- CCPs must establish and maintain a default management framework that is:
- Comprehensive and risk-based
- Transparent and fair
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
- CCPs must also establish and maintain a default management process that is:
- Timely and efficient
- Secure and reliable
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
Regulatory Capital and Financial Resources
- CCPs must establish and maintain a regulatory capital framework that is:
- Comprehensive and risk-based
- Transparent and fair
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
- CCPs must also establish and maintain a financial resources framework that is:
- Comprehensive and risk-based
- Transparent and fair
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
Reporting and Disclosure
- CCPs must establish and maintain a reporting and disclosure framework that is:
- Comprehensive and transparent
- Timely and efficient
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
- CCPs must also establish and maintain a reporting and disclosure process that is:
- Timely and efficient
- Secure and reliable
- Scalable and adaptable to changing market conditions
- Compliant with relevant laws and regulations
Examinations and Enforcement
- The SEC will conduct regular examinations of CCPs to ensure compliance with the new rules and regulations
- The SEC will also have the authority to take enforcement action against CCPs that violate the new rules and regulations
Effective Date
- The new rules and regulations will become effective on [insert date]
Transition Period
- CCPs will have a transition period of [insert time period] to implement the new rules and regulations
- During this time, CCPs will be required to submit a transition plan to the SEC outlining their plans for implementing the new rules and regulations