U.S. House Committee approves OTC derivative regulation

The U.S. House Committee on Financial Services yesterday approved draft legislation to regulate over-the-counter derivatives. Among other things, the legislation requires that: (i) standardized swap transactions be executed on a national securities exchange, board of trade or swap execution facility; (ii) swap dealers and major participants register with the appropriate commission; and (iii) reporting and recordkeeping obligations are met. The U.S. Treasury Department first proposed such legislation in mid August.

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