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Dodd-Frank Act engine solution for OTC Swaps markets

Lombard Risk REFORM - designed to address Title VII of Dodd-Frank Act “Wall Street transparency and accountability – regulation of the OTC swaps markets”. This requires reporting swap data throughout the lifecycle of the trade providing real-time public dissemination and confidential regulatory use. Continue reading


 

Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Act is “WALL STREET TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY – Regulation of Over-the-Counter Swaps Markets”.  It is this element of the Dodd-Frank Act that the Lombard Risk REFORM solution has been configured to address.

Read the latest Dodd-Frank press release “Lombard Risk Dodd-Frank Act engine as solution for Title VII, Regulation of OTC Swaps markets : CFTC and SEC deadlines for real-time reporting” >>

Join us for the next Dodd-Frank act webinar to find out more about the impact of Title VII Dodd-Frank Act >>

Lombard Risk Dodd-Frank Swap data reporting solution sheetDownload a pdf version of the Lombard Risk  REFORM for Dodd-Frank Act Swap data reporting solution sheet>>

ContactUs for more information on Dodd-Frank Act regulatory compliance solution >>

While the Dodd-Frank Act is a US regulation – it is expected that European regulations from the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) and Markets in Financial Instruments Directive 2 (MiFID 2) will become operational towards the end of 2013.  The REFORM solution can and will be configured to meet these requirements.

Download Solution Sheet on “OTC derivatives markets regulation in Hong Kong” >>

From 16th July 2012 firms executing specified Swaps must submit details of them, ‘real-time’, to a Swap Data Repository (SDR) and, for the duration of the Swap, notify the SDR of any amendments to it in order to meet the Dodd-Frank Act Swap data reporting regulations which are:

  • CFTC Part 43 / SEC Rule 901 c: Real-time reporting and public dissemination of Swap transaction and pricing data
  • CFTC Part 45 / SEC Rule 901 d: Non-real-time reporting of Swap data to be publicly disseminated.

The Lombard Risk Dodd-Frank Act Swap data reporting solution is designed as:

  • a GENERIC solution for real-time regulatory reporting needs
  • will interface seamlessly with an organisation’s banking systems and
  • does not have dependencies on any specific system(s).

It has many features but its primary focus, which is achieved, is to meet the regulators’ demands as defined in the Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Act: WALL STREET TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY – Regulation of Over-the-Counter Swaps Markets.


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