In this act Article 5 of 62
- recRecitals 1–60
- 1Definitions
- 2Information to be provided to ESMA for the recognition of a CCP
- 3Governance arrangements
- 4Risk management and internal control mechanisms
- 5Compliance policy and procedures
- 6Compliance function
- 7Organisational structure and separation of the reporting lines
- 8Remuneration policy
- 9Information technology systems
- 10Disclosure
- 11Internal auditing
- 12General requirements
- 13Transaction records
- 14Position records
- 15Business records
- 16Records of data reported to a trade repository
- 17Strategy and policy
- 18Business impact analysis
- 19Disaster recovery
- 20Testing and monitoring
- 21Maintenance
- 22Crisis management
- 23Communication
- 24Percentage
- 25Time horizon for the calculation of historical volatility
- 26Time horizons for the liquidation period
- 27Portfolio margining
- 28Procyclicality
- 29Framework and governance
- 30Identifying extreme but plausible market conditions
- 31Reviewing extreme but plausible scenarios
- 32Assessment of liquidity risk
- 33Access to liquidity
- 34Concentration risk
- 35Calculation of the amount of the CCP’s own resources to be used in the default waterfall
- 36Maintenance of the amount of the CCP’s own resources to be used in the default waterfall
- 37General requirements
- 38Cash collateral
- 39Financial instruments
- 40Valuing collateral
- 41Haircuts
- 42Concentration limits
- 43Highly liquid financial instruments
- 44Highly secured arrangements for the deposit of financial instruments
- 45Highly secured arrangements maintaining cash
- 46Non-cash collateral
- 47Model Validation
- 48Testing programmes
- 49Back testing procedure
- 50Sensitivity testing and analysis procedure
- 51Stress testing procedure
- 52Risk factors to stress test
- 53Stress testing total financial resources
- 54Stress testing liquid financial resources
- 55Maintaining sufficient coverage
- 56Review of models using test results
- 57Reverse stress tests
- 58Testing default procedures
- 59Frequency
- 60The time horizons
- 61Information to be publicly disclosed
- 62Entry into force and application
- Annex IConditions applicable to financial instruments, bank guarantees, public guarantees and gold considered as highly liquid collateral
- Annex IIConditions applicable to highly liquid financial instruments
Article 5 — Compliance policy and procedures
Financial servicesLevel 2RTSEMIRIn forceIn force on the date shown, by the dates in the Official Journal.VerifiedIdentical to the official source.Official source
1.A CCP shall establish, implement and maintain adequate policies and procedures designed to detect any risk of failure by the CCP and its employees to comply with the its obligations under this Regulation, Regulation (EU) No 648/2012 and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 1249/2012, as well as the associated risks, and put in place adequate measures and procedures designed to minimise such risk and to enable the competent authorities to exercise their powers effectively under these Regulations.
2.A CCP shall ensure that its rules, procedures and contractual arrangements are clear and comprehensive and they ensure compliance with this Regulation, Regulation (EU) No 648/2012 and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 1249/2012 as well as all other applicable regulatory and supervisory requirements.
The rules, procedures and contractual arrangements of the CCP shall be recorded in writing or another durable medium. These rules, procedures, and contractual arrangements and any accompanying material shall be accurate, up-to-date and readily available to the competent authority, clearing members and, where appropriate, clients.
A CCP shall identify and analyse the soundness of the rules, procedures and contractual arrangements of the CCP. If necessary, independent legal opinions shall be sought for the purpose of this analysis. The CCP shall have a process for proposing and implementing changes to its rules and procedures and prior to implementing any material changes to consult with all affected clearing members and submit the proposed changes to the competent authority.
3.In developing its rules, procedures and contractual arrangements a CCP shall consider relevant regulatory principles and industry standards and market protocols and clearly indicate where such practices have been incorporated into the documentation governing the rights and obligations of the CCP, its clearing members and other relevant third parties.
4.A CCP shall identify and analyse potential conflicts of law issues and develop rules and procedures to mitigate legal risk resulting from such issues. If necessary, independent legal opinions shall be sought by the CCP for the purpose of this analysis.
A CCP’s rules and procedures shall clearly indicate the law that is intended to apply to each aspect of the CCP’s activities and operations.
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