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ESMA Guidelines on Anti-Procyclicality Measures for Margin Requirements for CCPs under EMIR

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) issued guidelines on June 20, 2019, establishing anti-procyclicality measures for margin requirements applied by Central Counterparties (CCPs) under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). These guidelines aim to mitigate the pro-cyclical effects of margin models during periods of market stress to ensure financial stability. The document provides regulatory expectations for CCPs to adjust their margin methodologies to prevent excessive volatility in margin calls.

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V - Market Infrastructures and Other Market Participants
V. 2 - Central Securities Depositories, Clearing Houses, Settlement and Delivery Systems

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ESMA Guidelines on Anti-Procyclicality Measures for Margin Requirements for Central Counterparties under the EMIR Regulation

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Applicable from June 20, 2019
Position DOC-2019-08

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