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23 June 2009

ESCB - CESR recommendations on post-trading infrastructure


The non-binding Recommendations are addressed to regulators and overseers helping to achieve their consistent implementation and a level playing field for securities settlement systems and CCPs in the EU.

The ESCB and CESR published their “Recommendations for securities settlement systems and central counterparties in the European Union”, together with a feedback document to the consultations held in this respect.

 

The non-binding Recommendations are addressed to regulators and overseers, who will use them as a regulatory tool and will strive to achieve their consistent implementation and a level playing field for securities settlement systems and CCPs in the European Union.

 

Once the ESCB-CESR Recommendations are endorsed, the Eurosystem may use them together with some additions to assess CSDs from a user perspective. In order to avoid double regulation, to the extent that any provisions of these Recommendations are included in existing EU regulations (e.g. CRD, MiFID, SFD, FCD), an institution, CSD or CCP, subject to those regulations will be considered compliant with these provisions of the Recommendations.

 

Press release

Recommendations for securities settlement systems and central counterparties

ESCB/CESR Recommendations comparison

Feedback document to the consultations

 



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Documents associated with this article

ECB-CESR Recommendations for securities settlement systems and central counterparties.pdf
ESCB-CESR Recommendations comparison.pdf
ECB CESR feedback document.pdf


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