Federal Register: SEC Requests Comment on SDR Registration Application
The SEC request for comment on the application of Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation ("DTCC") for registration as a security-based swap data repository ("SDR") was published in the Federal Register. The DTCC proposes operating as a registered SDR for security-based swap transactions in the credit, equity and interest rates derivatives asset classes.
Comments on DTCC's Form SDR must be submitted by August 8, 2016.
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- Dodd-Frank - Title VII - Wall Street Transparency and Accountability
- SEA Section 36 [15 USC 78mm] General exemptive authority
- SEA Rule 13n-1: Registration of security-based swap data repository.
- SEA Rule 13n-2: Withdrawal from registration; revocation and cancellation.
- SEA Rule 13n-3: Registration of successor to registered security-based swap data repository.
- SEA Rule 13n-4: Duties and core principles of security-based swap data repository.
- SEA Rule 13n-5: Data collection and maintenance.
- SEA Rule 13n-6: Automated systems.
- SEA Rule 13n-7: Recordkeeping of security-based swap data repository.
- SEA Rule 13n-8: Reports to be provided to the Commission.
- SEA Rule 13n-9: Privacy requirements of security-based swap data repository.
- SEA Rule 13n-10: Disclosure requirements of security-based swap data repository.
- SEA Rule 13n-11: Chief compliance officer of security-based swap data repository; compliance reports and financial reports.
- SEA Rule 13n-12: Exemption from requirements governing security-based swap data repositories for certain non-U.S. persons.
- 76 FR 36287 - Temporary Exemptions and Other Temporary Relief, Together With Information on Compliance Dates for New Provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 Applicable to Security-Based Swaps
- 80 FR 14437 - Security-Based Swap Data Repository Registration, Duties, and Core Principles
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