This joint ISDA/IIB/SIFMA letter requests reporting relief for certain non-US swap dealers in Australia, Canada, the European Union, Japan, Switzerland or the United Kingdom with respect to their swaps with non-US persons. The joint trade association letter, submitted to CFTC on 26 March 2025, requests an extension of the no-action relief in Letter 22-14 until the adoption and effectiveness of final rules addressing the cross-border application of Part 45/46.
Documents (1) for ISDA/IIB/SIFMA Request to Extend 22-14
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