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ARTICLE · 18 NOVEMBER 2014

IIROC Adopts Debt Transaction Reporting Rule

Last week, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada adopted a new rule requiring dealers to report debt securities transactions.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

Last week, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) adopted a new rule requiring dealers to report debt securities transactions.

Under this new Dealer Member Rule 2800C, and subject to certain exceptions, debt market transactions executed by a dealer member must be reported to IIROC on a post-trade basis (on T+1), including those executed on an Alternative Trading System or through an Inter-Dealer Bond Broker. Transaction information will have to include certain specified data elements, and the Customer Legal Entity Identifier and Customer Account Identifier will remain optional fields for the time being, although the requirement will be reassessed by the Bank of Canada and IIROC within the next few years. IIROC advises that dealer members who choose to report the Customer LEI should ensure that their customer has authorized such disclosure to IIROC. Similar reporting requirements for transactions of dealer members' affiliates who are

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