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ARTICLE · 17 DECEMBER 2019

Trade Groups React To Proposed Amendments On Swap Margin Rules

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Several industry associations provided comments on a U.S. prudential regulators' proposal to amend swap margin rules.

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Several industry associations provided comments on a U.S. prudential regulators' proposal to amend swap margin rules.

As previously covered, the amendments were proposed by the FDIC, Federal Reserve Board ("FRB"), Farm Credit Administration, Federal Housing Finance Agency and OCC (collectively, the "Prudential Regulators") and would make five substantive changes to the margin rules: (i) removal of inter-affiliate initial margin, (ii) amendments to permit changes to "legacy" swaps relating to benchmarks, (iii) extension of the compliance period for initial margin, (iv) permission of non-material amendments to "legacy" transactions and (v) clarification regarding documentation requirements when initial margin is not exchanged due to the $50 million threshold.

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