ISLA produces CSDR FAQs
06 July 2020 London
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The International Securities Lending Association (ISLA) has published new ‘frequently asked questions’ documents covering the mandatory buy-in and cash penalties regimes of the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR).
CSDR’s settlement discipline regime, which includes the buy-in requirement and cash penalties, aims to improve transaction settlement rates and is scheduled to come into effect in February 2021.
The documents are available to all ISLA members and were produced in association with law firm Clifford Chance and explain the legislative background and requirements of CSDR’s regime.
They focus on how these requirements apply in respect of securities lending transactions entered into under a Global Master Securities Lending Agreement.
The FAQs can be viewed here.
CSDR’s settlement discipline regime, which includes the buy-in requirement and cash penalties, aims to improve transaction settlement rates and is scheduled to come into effect in February 2021.
The documents are available to all ISLA members and were produced in association with law firm Clifford Chance and explain the legislative background and requirements of CSDR’s regime.
They focus on how these requirements apply in respect of securities lending transactions entered into under a Global Master Securities Lending Agreement.
The FAQs can be viewed here.
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