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by Ethan Mark | May 12, 2011 The Board of Directors of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or FDIC, has approved a proposed rule to adopt requirements for FDIC-supervised institutions that may engage in certain foreign exchange transactions with retail customers which fall under the provisions of Section 742 of the Dodd-Frank Act. The FDIC’s proposed rule closely tracks regulations adopted by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in September 2010. It also is similar to a proposed rule published in the Federal Register by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on April 22, 2011. The proposed rule applies only to transactions with retail customers, and only to futures, options, and similar transactions, such as rolling spot trades. It does not cover forward contracts or spot contracts. The proposed rule focuses on the safety and soundness of the underlying transactions through enhanced margin requirements and consumer protection through enhanced disclosure requirements among other elements. It establishes requirements dealing with disclosure, recordkeeping, capital and margin, reporting, business conduct, and documentation. While some small businesses may be considered retail customers under the proposed rule, the rule also would not apply to foreign exchange forward contracts or spot contracts, which those businesses may use to manage their foreign exchange risks. The rule would not apply to transactions in the interbank forex market because participants in those markets are not retail customers. Check dodd-frank.com frequently for updates on the Dodd-Frank Act and other important securities law matters. http://dodd-frank.com/fdic-board-approves-proposed-rule-on-retail-foreign-exchange-transactions/

4/29/2011 To view the Notice of Proposed Determination of Foreign Exchange Swaps and Forwards, visit link. The Dodd-Frank Act put in place a comprehensive set of reforms to help build stronger, safer, and more efficient financial markets. The Obama Administration fought hard for and strongly supports the Dodd-Frank Act’s comprehensive reforms to the derivatives market, which will reduce risk, increase transparency, and provide accountability for market participants. Recognizing that the unique characteristics and oversight of the FX swaps and forwards market already reflect many of Dodd-Frank’s objectives for reform – including high levels of transparency, effective risk management, and financial stability – Congress provided the Secretary of the Treasury with the authority to determine whether central clearing and exchange trading requirements should apply to foreign exchange (FX) swaps and forwards. The FX swaps and forwards market is markedly different from other derivatives markets. Existing procedures in the FX swaps and forwards market mitigate risk and help ensure stability. Central clearing requirements will strengthen the rest of the derivatives market, but could actually jeopardize practices in the FX swaps and forwards market that help limit risk and ensure that it functions effectively. This market plays such an important role in helping businesses manage their everyday funding and investment needs throughout the world that disruptions to its operations could have serious negative economic consequences. Given these considerations, Treasury is today issuing a Notice of Proposed Determination providing that central clearing and exchange trading requirements would not apply to FX swaps and forwards. This proposed determination is narrowly tailored. FX swaps and forwards will remain subject to Dodd-Frank’s rigorous new trade reporting requirements and business conduct standards. Additionally, the Dodd-Frank Act makes it illegal to use these instruments to evade other derivatives reforms. Importantly, the proposed determination does not extend to other FX derivatives, such as FX options, currency swaps, and non-deliverable forwards. These other FX derivatives will be subject to clearing and exchange requirements. The FX Swaps and Forwards Market Operates with High Levels of Transparency, and Dodd-Frank Will Further Increase Transparency Market Pricing Transparent and Readily Available. Unlike other derivatives, FX swaps and forwards already trade in a highly transparent, liquid, and efficient market. FX swaps and forwards are heavily traded on electronic platforms, and market pricing information is readily available from a number of sources. Additional Transparency through Dodd-Frank. Dodd-Frank’s trade-reporting requirements for FX swap and forward transactions will further improve the information available to regulators and their ability to oversee this market and its participants. A Number of Unique Factors Limit Risk in FX Swaps and Forwards Market Fixed Terms, Physical Exchange of Currency. In contrast to other derivatives, FX swaps and forwards always require both parties to physically exchange the full amount of currency on fixed terms that are set at the outset of the contract. Market participants know the full extent of their own payment obligations and their exposure to the other party to a trade throughout the life of the contract. Well-functioning Settlement Process. Because FX transactions involve the actual exchange of currency, settlement risk (the risk that one party to an FX transaction will pay the currency it sold but not receive the currency it bought), is the main source of risk in these transactions. The strong, internationally coordinated oversight of this market led to the establishment of a well-functioning settlement process that effectively addresses this risk. There is extensive use of payment systems that permit the transfer of one currency to take place only if the final transfer of the other currency also takes place. Shorter Duration Contracts. FX swaps and forwards are predominantly short-term transactions (68 percent of the market matures in one week or less and 98 percent in one year or less). Other derivatives have much longer average maturity terms, ranging from two to thirty years. Because of their short duration, FX swaps and forwards pose significantly less counterparty credit risk than other derivatives. FX Swaps and Forwards Are Subject to a Strong, Comprehensive Oversight Framework That Dodd-Frank Further Strengthens Subject to Strong, Comprehensive Oversight for Three Decades. The FX swaps and forwards market and its key participants have been subject to strong, comprehensive, and internationally coordinated oversight by central banks for more than three decades. Prudential regulators impose capital and margin requirements and monitor the use of FX-related settlement arrangements and other measures to reduce counterparty credit risk. Through the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the Committee on Payments and Settlement Systems, central banks and prudential regulators continue to strengthen already robust risk management and settlement practices of FX market participants. Oversight of FX Swaps and Forwards Further Strengthened through Dodd-Frank. The Dodd-Frank Act provides the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and banking regulators with additional oversight of the participants in the FX Swaps and Forwards market. It subjects these participants to heightened business conduct standards. It also provides the CFTC with strong powers to prevent market participants from using FX swaps and forwards to evade requirements imposed on other derivatives.​ http://www.treasury.gov/press-center/press-releases/Pages/tg1152.aspx

Posted by Elan Mendel on May 3, 2011 | 1 commentLate last week, the US Treasury proposed that foreign exchange (forex) swaps be exempt from Dodd-Frank Regulation. The agency argues that “[c]entral clearing requirements will strengthen the rest of the derivatives market, but could actually jeopardize practices in the foreign exchange swaps and forwards market that help limit risk and ensure that it functions effectively.” Unlike other currency swap cousins, the industry views forex swaps as relatively stable. They are based on real currency exchange rather than financial abstraction, are generally short in duration, and outline payment agreement in their contracts. Nevertheless, watchdog groups were suspicious of the announcement, who advocate strict regulation of all derivatives to avert another market-wide meltdown. They are particularly worried that market participants will try to disguise other types of swaps as forex swaps in order to evade regulation. Read more about this Department of the Treasury regulatory announcement. http://www.cftclaw.com/2011/05/treasury-proposes-rule-exempting-forex-swaps-doddfrank-regulation/

Posted by Elan Mendel on Jun 13, 2011 | 0 comments Bloomberg is reporting today that Gary Gensler the the CFTC will consider temporarily exempting swaps from Dodd-Frank implementation this July. In a letter sent to Republican Senators Pat Roberts, Richard Lugar, and Saxby Chambliss, Gensler explained that it will only be temporary relief.“The proposed relief would make it clear that, though the law will have changed, as a practical matter, the market will have relief during the period of the exemption,” the letter said. The SEC also announced last Friday that it intended to delay the implementation of many of its proposed rules pending further debate and finalization. As the Dodd-Frank deadline approaches, many lawmakers have voiced their concern over the mounting pile of unfinished rules. This temporary relief is a far cry from the extreme measures proposed in the House, which would have delayed Dodd-Frank implementation until December of 2012. This action, which it will delay badly-needed reforms, should ensure that the new regulations do more harm than good. Read more about this Dodd-Frank proposal. http://www.cftclaw.com/2011/06/gensler-relief-dodd-frank-swaps/

Posted by Elan Mendel on Jun 14, 2011 | 0 commentsUPDATE: The CFTC has released the Category 1 list showing the areas which require rule-makings. Rules in these areas will not become effective until the rules are finalized. Each final rule will come with an implementation timetable. View the full Category 1 list here. The CFTC has also released the Category 4 list showing the self-effective rules that will not be subject to temporary relief. All of these provisions WILL GO INTO EFFECT ON JULY 16th. View the full Category 4 list here. The CFTC held an open meeting today to discuss the implementation on the Dodd-Frank Act. CFTC Rules and regulations required by the Dodd-Frank Act were set to go into effect in July, though many rules have not yet been finalized. This morning, the Commissioners voted to submit a proposal to the federal register that would delay the implementation of some self-executing elements of the law (such as entity and product definitions) until they had been finalized or until December 31st, 2011. Any amendments to the Commodity Exchange Act covered by the Dodd-Frank Act will also be delayed until finalization or December 31st. Other Dodd-Frank rules (to be listed on the CFTC’s website as Category 1 rules) will not go into effect until commented on and finalized, irrespective of the December deadline, so they do not need to be addressed by this proposal. However, provisions like the designated contract market, DCM, and derivatives clearing organization, DCO, core principles will be implemented in July, as will anti-fraud and manipulation rules. The CFTC will provide special relief from the new swaps rules for swap execution facilities, major swap participants, and swap dealers. Said Chairman Gensler: “Some might ask: why six months? Six months will provide the Commission with the opportunity to re-examine the status of final rulemaking in light of the changed regulatory landscape at the time. It would allow us, if appropriate at the time, to tailor relief from certain provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act at the end of the year.” Commissioners O’Malia and Sommers voted to strike the December 31st deadline for temporary relief (the Sunset Provision), arguing that it will simply have to be extended in six months, but the other three Commissioners voted it down. The rule will be published to the federal register shortly, and the CFTC will provide a full explanation of which Dodd-Frank provisions fall under which types of relief. There will be a brief 14-day comment period on the proposal. Read the CFTC Fact Sheet. Read the CFTC Q&A. http://www.cftclaw.com/2011/06/cftc-temporary-relief-dodd-frank/

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