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期货和衍生品行业监管动态




                        期货佣金商作为衍生品清算机构会员的合规日期为最终规则在联邦公报发

                   布后的 180 天,而所有其他期货佣金商的合规日期为公布后的 365 天。


                   CFTC Approves Final Rule on Margin Adequacy, Treatment of Separate

                   Accounts of a Customer by Futures Commission Merchants (2024/12/20)


                        The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today announced a final rule to

                   implement requirements for futures commission merchants related to margin

                   adequacy and the treatment of separate accounts of a customer. The rule finalizes the

                   Commission’s proposal, published in the Federal Register in March, to codify the

                   no-action position in CFTC staff letter 19-17 regarding separate account treatment.


                        That staff letter, which was supplemented and extended by CFTC Staff Letters

                   20-28, 21-29, 22-11, 23-13, and 24-07, was jointly issued by the Division of Clearing

                   and Risk and the Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight (now Market

                   Participants Division) on July 10, 2019. Letter 19-17 included a DCR staff no-action

                   position stating DCR would not recommend an enforcement action if a derivatives

                   clearing organization permits an FCM clearing member to treat the separate accounts

                   of a customer as accounts of separate entities for purposes of CFTC Regulation


                   39.13(g)(8)(iii), so long as the clearing member’s internal controls and procedures
                   require it to, and it in fact does comply with certain conditions.



                        In April 2023, the Commission published in the Federal Register its first

                   proposal to codify the no-action position of Letter 19-17. In this first proposal, the

                   Commission proposed to codify the no-action position of Letter 19-17 under its Part

                   39 DCO regulations, applicable to DCOs, and to their clearing FCMs through the

                   operation of DCO rules. In light of comments received, the Commission withdrew the

                   first proposal, and instead proposed requirements for separate account treatment in

                   Part 1, directly applicable to FCMs.


                        The final rule adopted Regulation 1.44, which will apply to all FCMs, with

                   respect to their customers, a margin adequacy requirement like the one applicable to


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