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26 November 2020

Effective Date Set For SEC And CFTC Joint Final Rule To Reduce Margin Requirements For Security Futures

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A joint final rule from the SEC and CFTC to reduce margin requirements for security futures was published in the Federal Register.
United States Finance and Banking

A joint final rule from the SEC and CFTC to reduce margin requirements for security futures was published in the Federal Register. The rule amendments - which go into effect on December 24, 2020 - harmonize the requirements regardless of whether such products are held in a futures account or in a securities portfolio margin account.

See related coverage for more information on the background of the adopted changes and specific rules that are impacted.

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