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The meeting included representatives from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission; Comissao de Valores Mobiliarios of Brazil; European Commission; European Securities and Markets Authority; Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission; Japan Financial Services Agency; Ontario Securities Commission; l’Autorité des Marchés Financiers du Québec; Monetary Authority of Singapore; Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority; United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission; and United States Securities and Exchange Commission.
At the meeting, the authorities discussed a range of implementation issues, including: pre- and post-trade transparency, margin for uncleared derivatives, coordination of clearing mandates, access to data in trade repositories, and cross-border clearing house crisis management. The participants welcomed the opportunity for continued discussion and sharing of information on implementation of OTC derivatives reform, with a view further to align regulatory requirements where possible.
The authorities committed to continue to engage in bilateral discussions as necessary in their efforts to implement new requirements for OTC derivatives.