EU · MiFIR · TITLE V DERIVATIVES

Article 30 MiFIRIndirect Clearing Arrangements

In force

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AI-generated What this provision does

Permits indirect clearing arrangements for exchange-traded derivatives only where they do not increase counterparty risk and give indirect clients' assets and positions protection equivalent to EMIR, with ESMA RTS specifying the permitted arrangements consistently with those for OTC derivatives.

Level 2: delegated and implementing acts

RTSIn forceLegal basis
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/2154 of 22 September 2017 supplementing Regulation (EU) No 600/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council with regard to regulatory technical standards on indirect clearing arrangements
European Commission · 21 Nov 2017 · EUR-Lex
AI summaryRTS under MiFIR on indirect clearing arrangements for exchange-traded derivatives, setting the obligations of CCPs, clearing members, clients and indirect clients (including longer chains of indirect clients) to protect indirect clients' assets and positions, such as offering basic and gross omnibus segregated accounts.

Commentary

No law-firm commentary is linked to this provision yet.

219 more documents relate to MiFIR as a whole without naming an article.

UK counterpart

Article 30 UK MiFIR · Indirect Clearing Arrangements
UK MiFIR
Revocation enacted by Financial Services and Markets Act 2023; no commencement date yet.
EquivalentExplicit reference
UK revocation enacted (Financial Services and Markets Act 2023), not yet commenced.

Version history

From 2 Jul 2014

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