Article 25 — Recognition of a third-country CCP
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153/2013RTS — Requirements for central counterparties [in force]2014/752Decision — Equivalence: Japan [in force]2014/753Decision — Equivalence: Singapore [in force]2014/754Decision — Equivalence: Hong Kong [in force]2014/755Decision — Equivalence: Australia [in force]2015/2038Decision — Equivalence: the Republic of Korea [in force]2015/2039Decision — Equivalence: South Africa [in force]2015/2040Decision — Equivalence: certain provinces of Canada [in force]2015/2041Decision — Equivalence: Mexico [in force]2015/2042Decision — Equivalence: Switzerland [in force]2016/377Decision — Equivalence: Commodity Futures Trading Commission [in force]2016/2269Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in India [in force]2016/2274Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in New Zealand [in force]2016/2275Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Japan [in force]2016/2276Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Brazil [in force]2016/2277Decision — Equivalence: Dubai International Financial Centre [in force]2016/2278Decision — Equivalence: the United Arab Emirates [in force]2020/1303Delegated act — Whether a central counterparty is systemically important [in force]2021/85Decision — Equivalence: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission [in force]2022/899Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Indonesia [in force]2022/902Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Malaysia [in force]2022/903Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Chile [in force]2022/984Decision — Equivalence: the People’s Republic of China [in force]2022/985Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Israel [in force]2022/1683Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Colombia [in force]2022/1684Decision — Equivalence: central counterparties in Taiwan [in force]
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4(3)Clearing obligation4a(5)Financial counterparties that are subject to the clearing obligation5(2)Clearing obligation procedure6(2)(b)Public register6(2)(g)Public register7a(3)(b)Active account7a(3)(d)Active account7a(7)Active account7a(10)Active account7c(1)Information on the provision of clearing services7d(1)Information on clearing activity in CCPs recognised under Article 2523b(2)(a)(i)Joint Monitoring Mechanism24a(2)(d)(i)CCP Supervisory Committee24b(1)Consultation of central banks of issue24b(3)Consultation of central banks of issue25a(1)Comparable compliance25a(2)Comparable compliance25b(1)Ongoing compliance with the conditions for recognition25b(1)(a)Ongoing compliance with the conditions for recognition25b(1)(b)Ongoing compliance with the conditions for recognition25b(2)Ongoing compliance with the conditions for recognition25b(3)Ongoing compliance with the conditions for recognition25d(1)(a)Fees25d(1)(b)Fees25d(3)(d)(ii)Fees25d(3)(d)(iii)Fees25g(1)General investigations25h(1)On-site inspections25p(1)Withdrawal of recognition25p(1)(c)Withdrawal of recognition25p(1)(d)Withdrawal of recognition25p(1)(e)Withdrawal of recognition25p(2)Withdrawal of recognition25p(4)Withdrawal of recognition54(2)Approval of interoperability arrangements82(2)Exercise of the delegation82(3)Exercise of the delegation82(6)Exercise of the delegation85(6)Reports and review89(3)Transitional provisions89(3a)Transitional provisions89(3b)Transitional provisions89(3c)Transitional provisions89(12)Transitional provisions
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