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  • New Zealand Financial Markets Authority Appoints KPMG Restructuring Services As Temporary Manager Following Removal Of Fund Managers Otago

    Date 03/11/2020

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has appointed a temporary manager to manage three schemes previously operated by Fund Managers Otago Limited (FMO).

  • Statement Of CFTC Commissioner Dan M. Berkovitz Regarding Swap Clearing Requirement Exemptions: Final Rule Amendments

    Date 02/11/2020

    I am voting for the final rule codifying certain limited exemptions from the swap clearing requirement that currently exist through Commission guidance or staff no action relief.  The exemptions are consistent with longstanding Commission policies.  Analysis of available historical data shows that the number and notional amount of swaps that would be exempted are relatively limited and not likely to materially impact systemic risk.  Furthermore, the swaps exempted from clearing will be subject to uncleared swap margin requirements, if applicable, thereby mitigating the risks of not clearing these swaps.



  • CFTC Exempts Additional Singapore Recognized Market Operators From SEF Registration Requirements

    Date 02/11/2020

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today announced that it unanimously approved an amended order that exempts eight Recognized Market Operators (RMOs) authorized within Singapore from CFTC swap execution facility (SEF) registration requirements. The exempted RMOs are BGC Partners (Singapore) Ltd., Euronext Markets Singapore Pte Ltd., GFI Group Pte Ltd., ICAP (Singapore) Pte Ltd., Nittan Capital Singapore Pte Ltd., Refinitiv Transaction Services Pte Ltd., TFS Currencies Pte Ltd., and Tullett Prebon (Singapore) Limited.

  • Statement Of CFTC Chairman Heath P. Tarbert in Support Of Final Amendments To The Part 50 Clearing Requirements

    Date 02/11/2020

    I am pleased to support today’s final rule amending the CFTC’s Part 50 rules, which implement the swap clearing requirement of section 2(h)(1) of the Commodity Exchange Act (the Clearing Requirement).  The final rule concurrently achieves two ends—it demonstrates the CFTC’s evolving philosophy on comity and deference towards our international counterparts while alleviating unnecessary regulatory burdens on small domestic institutions that look nothing like Wall Street banks.

  • CFTC Expands Its Part 30 Exemptive Program To Improve Global Market Access For U.S. Customers

    Date 02/11/2020

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today issued multiple orders as part of its longstanding Part 30 exemptive program of international cooperation and regulatory deference. Orders have been issued to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the National Stock Exchange International Financial Service Centre Limited (NSE IFC), the Montreal Exchange (MX), NZX Limited (NZX), and UBS AG (UBS).