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ARTICLE · 10 FEBRUARY 2020

CFTC Proposes Amendments To Certain Trade Rules For Swap Execution Facilities

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The CFTC proposed amendments to CFTC Rules Part 36 ("Trade Execution Requirement"), Part 37 ("Swap Execution Facilities") and Part 43 ("Real-Time Public Reporting") to incorporate previously issued no-action relief.

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The CFTC proposed amendments to CFTC Rules Part 36 ("Trade Execution Requirement"), Part 37 ("Swap Execution Facilities") and Part 43 ("Real-Time Public Reporting") to incorporate previously issued no-action relief.

The proposed amendments would, among other things:

  • permit swap components of certain categories under "package transactions" to be carried out on swap execution facilities through "flexible means of execution" rather than "required methods" (see CFTC Letter 17-55);
  • establish a "principles-based" approach for SEF error trade policies to allow for methods of execution other than those currently permitted under CFTC rules (see CFTC Letter 17-27); and
  • amend the definition of "block trade" to permit non-order book methods of execution to execute on-SEF block trades (See CFTC Letter 17-60).

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