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ARTICLE · 02 MAY 2019

CFTC GMAC Considers G20 OTC Derivatives Reforms

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CFTC Commissioner Rostin Behnam emphasized that, in addressing the current regulatory framework, regulators should not forget the lessons of the financial crisis.

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At a Global Markets Advisory Committee ("GMAC") meeting, the CFTC considered presentations on the current status of the "four pillars" of the 2009 G20 directive on the OTC derivatives market. These include (i) trading on exchanges or electronic trading platforms, (ii) clearing through central counterparties, (iii) margin requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives and (iv) data reporting to trade repositories.

CFTC Commissioner Dawn Stump reminded advisory committee members of the objectives of the GMAC including helping the CFTC to determine how it can avoid burdensome regulatory and operational impediments to global business while preserving protections for customers and other market participants.

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