SEC Keeps Derivative Risk Data Flow from Two Firms
Published Date: 2/4/2025
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Summary
The SEC wants to keep collecting info from two special broker-dealers who trade over-the-counter derivatives, letting them use a special method to calculate their financial risks. No new dealers are expected to join, and the current ones spend about 1,000 hours each year reporting their risk models. The SEC is asking for public comments before extending this paperwork requirement for another three years.
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