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CFTC Proposes Changes to Interest Rate Swap Clearing Requirements
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has proposed modifications to the rules governing the clearing of interest rate swaps denominated in Canadian dollars and Mexican pesos. The changes aim to update the types of swaps that must be cleared through designated organizations.
The CFTC's proposal suggests removing the requirement to clear interest rate swaps referencing the Canadian Dollar Offered Rate and TIIE, replacing them with swaps referencing overnight, nearly risk-free rates for CAD and MXN. This change aligns with global shifts towards using near risk-free rates in derivatives markets. The regulation update affects CFTC Regulation 50.4(a) and 50.25(b), with a comment period open for 30 days after publication. Stakeholders can submit feedback via Regulations.gov. The move aims to modernize and streamline derivatives clearing requirements, potentially affecting market participants involved in cross-border interest rate swaps.
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