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CFTC Chairman Timothy Massad says he will push for new rules to cover margin collection for uncleared swaps, and changes for clearinghouses, swaps dealers, SEFs and swaps data repositories.
Five years after the onset of the Dodd-Frank Act (DFA), CFTC Chairman Timothy G. Massad outlined last week the regulator’s next phase in the DFA rule-making process, which will include margin collection for uncleared swaps, stress tests for clearinghouses, a new definition of a swaps dealer, SEF trading improvements, and cross-border harmony for swaps data...
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