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ARTICLE · 07 JANUARY 2022

SIFMA Recommends Changes To SEC-Proposed Electronic Recordkeeping Requirements

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SIFMA asserted that its recommendations would make the regulations more technologically neutral.

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

SIFMA recommended substantial changes to the SEC's proposed rulemaking on electronic recordkeeping requirements for broker-dealers, security-based swap dealers and major security-based swap participants (see  previous coverage).

In their comments to the proposed rule, SIFMA recommended the following:

  • eliminate third-party recordkeeping requirements, since service providers often don't have access to the data if it is encrypted;
  • distinguish the term "senior officer" from the "senior officer" term that is found in various other security-based swap regulations;
  • explicitly permit entities to designate multiple officers for accessing and producing records;
  • permit senior officers to provide only the required records to which the officers have been designated as having access;

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