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Systemic importance of third-country central counterparties

Banking and financial services

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ID: 12445

Lobbying Activity

4 responses

Consultation response

Deutsche Börse AG, 8 Jul 2020

Deutsche Börse Group (DBG) – including Eurex Clearing and European Commodity Clearing – appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback to the European Commission’s Delegated Acts for third country central counterparties (CCPs) under EMIR 2.2. We welcome and support the approach chosen by the…

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Intercontinental Exchange, Inc., 9 Jul 2020

Intercontinental Exchange Inc., on behalf of itself and its subsidiaries (ICE), appreciates the opportunity to provide its comments on the European Commission's draft delegated regulations under EMIR 2.2 , concerning the proposed tiering criteria and comparable compliance for third- country central…

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Futures Industry Association, Inc., 9 Jul 2020

FIA and ISDA welcome the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commission Draft Delegated Act on criteria for tiering under Article 25(2a) of EMIR 2.2 (“DA”) and commend the Commission for arriving at a balanced approach when it comes to classifying a third-country clearing house (“TC-CCPs”) as…

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The World Federation of Exchanges, 9 Jul 2020

We welcome the effort of the European Commission to provide a clear nexus to the EU in the determination of CCPs which are systemically important to the Union. We believe that the policy intention could, however, be strengthened by providing additional clarity on the exclusion of non-EU entities /…