In this issue:
- SEC Publishes Rules for Reporting Security-Based Swaps
- SEC Proposes Rules for Disclosure of Companies’ Hedging Policies
- CFTC Extends Relief From Certain OCR Requirements
- NFA Modifies EasyFile for Pool Annual Financial Statements
- Eleventh Circuit Affirms Conviction of Haitian Telecommunications Executive for Role in a Bribery Scheme
- Eleventh Circuit Affirms Arbitration Dismissal in Favor of Investor’s Estate in Clawback Suit
- FDIC Issues Private Letter to Elaborate on Brokered Deposit FAQ
- OCC Releases Bulletin Summarizing Interim Final Rule on Subordinated Debt Issued by National Banks
- Agencies Issue Tool for Calculating Capital Requirements for Securitization Exposures
- OCC Issues Revised Comptroller’s Handbook Booklet on Deposit-Related Consumer Credit
- OCC Issues Revised Comptroller’s Handbook Booklet on Personal Fiduciary Activities
- FCA Releases Updated Transaction Reporting User Pack
- FCA Reviews Regulatory Regime for Crowdfunding and Promotion of Non-Readily Realizable Securities by Other Media
- ESMA Publishes Technical Advice on New EU Market Abuse Regime
- Excerpt from SEC Publishes Rules for Reporting Security-Based Swaps:
On February 11, the Securities and Exchange Commission published the texts for two final rules and one proposed rule relating to the reporting of security-based swaps (SBS) that were adopted by the SEC in a meeting on January 14. These rules create a reporting regime for SBS that is equivalent to the reporting regime that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has already created for swaps pursuant to requirements in the DoddFrank Act.
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