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CFTC and SEC Seek Public Input on Data Reporting Harmonization
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission are requesting public comments on ways to harmonize and modernize data reporting requirements for swap and security-based swap markets. The goal is to enhance market transparency while reducing operational complexity and costs.
The CFTC and SEC have jointly issued a call for public input on potential changes to their data reporting frameworks for swap and security-based swap markets. This initiative aims to align their reporting requirements more closely, making it easier for market participants to comply and for regulators to oversee the markets effectively.
Both agencies emphasize the importance of collecting sufficient data to fulfill their oversight responsibilities without creating unnecessary burdens. They seek feedback on how to improve the design, scope, and structure of reporting rules, ensuring that data collection is efficient and effective.
The public comment period will last for 60 days after the notice is published in the Federal Register. This process allows stakeholders to suggest improvements that could lead to better market transparency, lower operational costs, and enhanced regulatory oversight.
This effort reflects ongoing regulatory modernization in the crypto and derivatives sectors, aiming to balance transparency with operational efficiency. It is part of broader efforts to adapt regulatory frameworks to evolving market structures and technologies.
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