Publicly reportable swap transaction

Publicly reportable swap transaction means:
(1) Unless otherwise provided in this part—
(i) Any executed swap that is an arm's-length transaction between two parties that results in a corresponding change in the market risk position between the two parties; or
(ii) Any termination, assignment, novation, exchange, transfer, amendment, conveyance, or extinguishing of rights or obligations of a swap that changes the pricing of the swap.
(2) Examples of executed swaps that do not fall within the definition of publicly reportable swap may include:
(i) Internal swaps between one-hundred percent owned subsidiaries of the same parent entity;
(ii) Portfolio compression exercises; and
(iii) Swaps entered into by a derivatives clearing organization as part of managing the default of a clearing member.
(3) These examples represent swaps that are not at arm's length and thus are not publicly reportable swap transactions, notwithstanding that they do result in a corresponding change in the market risk position between two parties.

Source

17 CFR § 43.2


Scoping language

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