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                   operational and other non-default risks for all DCOs, leveraging industry exercises

                   covering these risks, where appropriate. Commission staff should include reverse

                   stress tests in their supervisory stress tests. The results of the supervisory stress tests

                   should be made available to the public, in a level of detail determined to be

                   appropriate by Commission staff, within a reasonable time after the stress tests have

                   been concluded. Subcommittee members representing end-users, FCMs and academia

                   believe these stress tests should be required to take place at least annually.

                   Subcommittee members representing DCOs do not believe the frequency of reverse

                   stress tests should be annual but rather the frequency of reverse stress tests should be

                   determined by Commission staff.


                        2.Require DCOs to Determine Recovery and Wind-Down Scenarios and

                   Analyses. In the final rule, the text of CFTC Regulation 39.39(c)(2) should be

                   amended to require that DCOs conduct scenario analysis that includes extreme but

                   plausible scenarios that could trigger recovery or wind down. The final rule should

                   retain the requirement that SIDCOs include in their plans an assessment of (1) the

                   financial resources and tools available in the event of recovery and wind down, and (2)

                   how they would address the scenarios identified that could trigger recovery and wind

                   down.


                        3.Support Inclusion of NDLs in Recovery and Resolution Planning for All


                   DCOs. The Commission should retain the proposal to require a DCO that is neither a

                   SIDCO nor a Subpart C DCO to maintain and submit to the Commission viable plans

                   for orderly wind down necessitated by default losses as well as NDLs. The

                   Commission should retain the proposed definition of NDL as applicable to all DCOs.


                        4.Support the Provision of Data to the CFTC for Resolution Planning.

                   Subcommittee members representing end-users, FCMs and academia believe the

                   Commission and FDIC should develop an inter-agency task force to discuss the

                   sharing of information for resolution planning purposes for DCOs. However,




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