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ARTICLE · 11 OCTOBER 2019

Swap Dealers Settle Charges For Reporting And Other Failures

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The CFTC settled enforcement cases against six swap dealers that all involved reporting failures. In addition to the reporting failures

United StatesFinance and Banking

The CFTC settled enforcement cases against six swap dealers that all involved reporting failures. In addition to the reporting failures, the CFTC charged (i) one of the six dealers with failure to supervise and (ii) another of the six dealers with risk management deficiencies.

The reporting violations covered a variety of issues, including (i) failure to properly report data, (ii) failure to report certain transactions, (iii) failure to report legacy swaps and (iv) large trader reporting violations.

The CFTC alleged that the swap dealer charged with violating Rule 23.600 ("Risk Management") did not (i) designate a governing body for purposes of designation as "senior management" under the rule or (ii) have risk management procedures or risk-tolerance limits separately considered by appropriate senior management.

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