ICMA releases mandatory buy-in advice
26 June 2018 Zurich
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The International Capital Market Association (ICMA) has published a new report on the potential market consequences of the settlement discipline provision of the Central 厙惇勛圖 Depository Regulation (CSDR).
The report, titled 'How to survive in a mandatory buy-in world', explains the additional market risks and economic uncertainties the CSDR buy-in regime will create for bond market participants, buyers and sellers, as well as intermediaries and lenders of securities.
While CSDR deals mainly with the regulation of Europe���s settlement systems, it contains a section on ���settlement discipline���, which includes measures to improve settlement efficiency, such as cash penalties for fails. Among these is the provision for mandatory buy-ins.
ICMA chief executive, Martin Scheck, said: ���The CSD regulation, while undoubtedly well-intentioned, will in one respect present major challenges for anyone transacting business in the European cross-border bond markets.���
���This report prepared by ICMA���s secondary bond market committee of active bond market participants aims to make clear the consequences of making buy-ins mandatory, well in advance of the regulation coming into force in two years��� time���.
The report, titled 'How to survive in a mandatory buy-in world', explains the additional market risks and economic uncertainties the CSDR buy-in regime will create for bond market participants, buyers and sellers, as well as intermediaries and lenders of securities.
While CSDR deals mainly with the regulation of Europe���s settlement systems, it contains a section on ���settlement discipline���, which includes measures to improve settlement efficiency, such as cash penalties for fails. Among these is the provision for mandatory buy-ins.
ICMA chief executive, Martin Scheck, said: ���The CSD regulation, while undoubtedly well-intentioned, will in one respect present major challenges for anyone transacting business in the European cross-border bond markets.���
���This report prepared by ICMA���s secondary bond market committee of active bond market participants aims to make clear the consequences of making buy-ins mandatory, well in advance of the regulation coming into force in two years��� time���.
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