Gensler speaks on OTC Derivatives Regulation at European Commission

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“To promote transparency and competition, central counterparties should be required to have fair and open access criteria. First, to promote competition among exchanges and trading plat- forms, clearinghouses should be required to take on OTC derivatives trades from any regulated exchange or trading platform on a nondiscriminatory basis. Second, clearinghouses should accept as clearing members any firm that meets objective, prudent standards to participate, regardless of whether it is a dealer or another type of trading entity. Clearinghouses also should have open governance that incorporates a broad range of viewpoints from members and other market participants.”

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