ISDA’s response to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Request for comment on proposed amendments to specify the form and manner with which security-based swap data repositories (“SDRs”) will be required to make security-based swap (“SBS”) data available to the Commission under Exchange Act Rule 13n-4(b)(5). The SEC proposed to require SDRs to make these data available according to schemas that will be published on the SEC’s website and that will reference the international industry standards Financial products Markup Language (“FpML”) and Financial Information eXchange Markup Language (“FIXML”).
Documents (2) for ISDA’s response to the SEC’s proposed amendments to Security-Based Swap Data Repository Registration Duties and Core Principles (“form and manner”)
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