ASIC Trade Reporting Breaches – a Summary
Are you aware of the penalties for non-compliance with ASIC’s trade reporting rules? Australian entities dealing in OTC derivatives are required to report under and comply with the ASIC Derivative Transaction Rules (Reporting) 2024 (the Reporting Rules). What can you be fined for? You could be subject to penalty should you fail to comply with the following provisions […]
ASIC Rewrite – are there any pairing and matching requirements?
Historical background To date, the ASIC trade reporting rules have not required counterparties to have exactly matching data in the relevant fields of a trade report. Even though that counterparties to a trade should have the same core information about that trade, reporting requirements and the need for data enrichment has meant data elements could […]
ASIC Rewrite – What Additional Information Do I Need To Report?
One of ASIC’s goals is to align the Australian reporting regime with international standards. Harmonising the data collected according to the critical data elements introduced in the CDE Guidance aims to improve data quality for sharing between regulators globally.
Clearing timestamp – ASIC Rewrite
Execution Timestamp – ASIC Rewrite
Unique Transaction Identifier (UTI) – Explained
ESMA, the FCA, ASIC and MAS are placing greater emphasis on Unique Transaction Identifiers (UTIs) and their consistent application between counterparties as part of their roll-out in 2024 of updated derivative reporting requirements in their jurisdictions.
Unique Transaction Identifier – ASIC Rewrite
Unique Product Identifier – ASIC Rewrite
Asset Class – ASIC Rewrite
Contract Type – ASIC Rewrite
