ISDA/NAUFOR submission to Central Bank of Russia re trade reporting requirements

On September 30, ISDA & the National Association of Securities Markets Participants (NAUFOR) submitted a letter to the Central Bank of Russia on behalf of their members regarding reporting obligations under the Russian securities legislation and rules of the Federal Financial Markets Service.

Attached is the English and Russian version.

Documents (2) for ISDA/NAUFOR submission to Central Bank of Russia re trade reporting requirements

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