Reporting of Bilateral Repos that are not Centrally Cleared

FIF has scheduled a call for the OFR Repo Reporting Working Group for Thursday May 30 at 1 pm ET. The agenda for the call will be to continue the review and discussion of the documentation published by the Treasury Department’s Office of Financial Research (OFR) relating to reporting for repos that are executed bilaterally and not centrally-cleared (NCCBR repos). Time permitting, the Working Group will also review a draft letter to the OFR requesting guidance on various implementation questions and issues.

POSTED May 28,2024

SEC Rule on Short Position and Short Activity Reporting

FIF has scheduled the next call for the FIF Short Sales / Reg SHO / Short Reporting Working Group for Thursday May 30 at 2 pm ET. The Working Group will continue its review and discussion of a draft FIF letter to the SEC requesting guidance on the implementation of SEC Rule 13f-2 on Short Position and Short Activity Reporting. The Working Group will also discuss issues and questions from FIF members relating to the implementation of Rule 13f-2.

POSTED May 28,2024

Residential Supervisory Locations; Remote Inspections Pilot

FIF has scheduled a call for the FIF Residential Supervisory Locations subgroup for Thursday June 6 at 11 am ET. The Working Group will discuss questions from FIF members in response to recent guidance published by FINRA and recent webinars hosted by FINRA relating to residential supervisory locations and the remote inspections pilot. If you would like to participate on this call and are not a member of the FIF Residential Supervisory Locations subgroup, please send a note to fifinfo@fif.com, and we will add you to this discussion.

POSTED May 28,2024

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