The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission’s (SEC) final rule 10c-1a is designed to provide investors, other market participants and regulators with access to loan rates and other material information regarding securities lending transactions in a timely manner. Repo transactions are out of scope.
Lenders are required to report loan transactions and modifications. Borrowers are required to report transactions when the borrower is a broker-dealer when borrowing fully paid or excess margin securities. The SEC believes that this will improve price discovery, increase market efficiency and aid regulators’ oversight of this important market.
Utilize existing & new products to fulfill 10c-1a reporting
Retention of trade reporting data on EquiLend servers to be readily available for regulator/client access
Dedicated team to provide daily product support & monitor SEC activity for future regulatory changes
Provide market-leading activity insight
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EquiLend intends, and is well placed, to provide a reporting solution for clients
EquiLend is a registered broker dealer and therefore has the required regulatory status to act as a Reporting Agent
EquiLend already captures large volumes of intraday and end-of-day transaction and position data in our existing solutions (NGT, OneFile, DataLend)
EquiLend has heritage/experience in the reporting space gained through the development of solutions for ALD and SFTR processing and reporting
EquiLend is also well placed to incorporate data on securities lending published by an RNSA into its range of Data & Analytics solutions
What’s the difference between SEC 10c-1a and SFTR?
Dive into the details of our side-by-side comparison of SEC Rule 10c-1a and the European reporting rule SFTR.
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