Clearing obligations
Scope, exemptions and the role of central counterparties.
LEGAL & PRUDENTIAL OBSERVATORY
A curated repository of legislation, supervisory guidance, market practice and transactional materials concerning European securitisation.
MACRO AREA
The European framework for OTC derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories, considered in its interaction with securitisation transactions.
Scope, exemptions and the role of central counterparties.
Trade repository reporting, data quality and operational responsibilities.
Confirmation, reconciliation, dispute management and collateral exchange.
DOCUMENT LIBRARY
Materials organised by subject matter, issuing authority and document type.
The core legislative text governing due diligence, risk retention, transparency and the STS framework.
View document ↗The ordinary and fast-track processes for the supervisory assessment of significant risk transfer.
View document ↗The prudential framework, hierarchy of calculation methods and conditions for recognising significant risk transfer.
View document ↗Interpretative criteria concerning simplicity, standardisation and transparency for synthetic STS securitisations.
View document ↗ABOUT THE PROJECT
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