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Code · CFR · Title 17 — Commodity and Securities Exchanges · Part 22 — Cleared Swaps · § 22.12

§ 22.12. Information to be maintained regarding Cleared Swaps Customer Collateral.

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(a)Each Collecting Futures Commission Merchant receiving Cleared Swaps Customer Collateral from an entity serving as a Depositing Futures Commission Merchant shall, no less frequently than once each business day, calculate and record:
(1)the amount of collateral required at such Collecting Futures Commission Merchant for each Cleared Swaps Customer of the entity acting as Depositing Futures Commission Merchant (including, without limitation, each Cleared Swaps Customer of any Depositing Futures Commission Merchant for which such entity also serves as a Collecting Futures Commission Merchant); and
(2)the sum of the individual collateral amounts referenced in paragraph (a)(1) of this section.
(b)Each Collecting Futures Commission Merchant shall calculate the collateral amounts referenced in paragraph
(a)of this section with respect to the portfolio of rights and obligations arising from the Cleared Swaps that the Collecting Futures Commission Merchant intermediates, on behalf of the Depositing Futures Commission Merchant, for each Cleared Swaps Customer referenced in paragraph (a)(1) of this section.
(c)Each derivatives clearing organization receiving Cleared Swaps Customer Collateral from a futures commission merchant shall, no less frequently than once each business day, calculate and record:
(1)the amount of collateral required at such derivatives clearing organization for each Cleared Swaps Customer of the futures commission merchant; and
(2)the sum of the individual collateral amounts referenced in paragraph (c)(1) of this section.
(d)If the futures commission merchant referenced in paragraph
(c)of this section is a Collecting Futures Commission Merchant, then the derivatives clearing organization shall also perform and record the results of the calculation required in paragraph
(c)of this section for each Cleared Swaps Customer of an entity acting as a Depositing Futures Commission Merchant in relation to the Collecting Futures Commission Merchant (including, without limitation, any Cleared Swaps Customer for which such entity is also acting as a Collecting Futures Commission Merchant).
(e)Each futures commission merchant shall calculate the collateral amounts referenced in paragraph
(c)of this section with respect to the portfolio of rights and obligations arising from the Cleared Swaps that the futures commission merchant intermediates (including, without limitation, as a Collecting Futures Commission Merchant on behalf of a Depositing Futures Commission Merchant), for each Cleared Swaps Customer referenced in paragraphs (c)(1) and
(d)of this section.
(f)The collateral requirement referenced in paragraph
(a)of this section with respect to a Collecting Futures Commission Merchant shall be no less than that imposed by the relevant derivatives clearing organization with respect to the same portfolio of rights and obligations for each relevant Cleared Swaps Customer. \[77 FR 6371, Feb. 7, 2012, as amended at 77 FR 66335, Nov. 2, 2012\]
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