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ARTICLE · 11 FEBRUARY 2015

Consultation Paper On OTC Derivatives Trading Facilities

On January 29, the Canadian Securities Administrators published for comment CSA Consultation Paper 92-401 Derivatives Trading Facilities.

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On January 29, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) published for comment CSA Consultation Paper 92-401 Derivatives Trading Facilities. The Consultation Paper prepared by the Canadian Securities Administrators Derivatives Committee (CSA Committee) proposes a framework for regulating facilities that brings together multiple buyers and multiple sellers of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives. The Consultation Paper also proposes that OTC derivatives that meet certain criteria may be required to trade exclusively on such regulated facilities.

International standards

The Canadian OTC derivatives market comprises a relatively small share of the global market and a substantial portion of transactions entered into by Canadian market participants involves foreign counterparties. The CSA Committee is of the view that it is therefore important that rules developed for the Canadian market are aligned with international practice to ensure that Canadian market

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