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Summary
This document provides information on EMIR classification for counterparties to OTC derivatives contracts, distinguishing between Financial Counterparties (FCs) and Non-Financial Counterparties (NFCs). It further categorizes NFCs into NFC+ and NFC- based on notional value thresholds for derivative transactions.
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- EMIR Classification
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Relationships 2
| Entity 1 | Relationship | Entity 2 | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Counterparties | includes | banks, insurers, investment fums, fund managers, spread betting firms and pension schemes | Financial Counterparties includes banks, insurers, investment fums, fund managers, spread betting firms and pension schemes |
| Non-Financial Counterpartles | includes | any counterparty that is not classified as a financial counterparty including entities not involved in financial services | Non-Financial Counterpartles includes any counterparty that is not classified as a financial counterparty including entities not involved in financial services |
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The information contained in this Annex is provided for your reference only and shall not be taken as legal advice.
Please seek professional advice if you need assistance with classifying yourself under EMIR.
Financial Information
Amounts:EUR 1 billionEUR 3 billion
Transactions:
- OTC credit derivative contracts
- OTC equity derivative contracts
- OTC interest rate derivative contracts
- OTC foreign exchange derivative contracts
- OTC commodity derivative contracts
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Themes
Financial transactions/money flowLegal matters/litigationBusiness dealings
Organizations 5
EMIROTCUCITSAVMsCCP
Locations 1
European Union
Financial Entities 6
banksinsurersinvestment fumsfund managersspread betting firmspension schemes
Text Analysis
- Tone
- Professional
- Purpose
- To provide information about EMIR classification of counterparties to OTC derivatives contracts.
- Significance
- This document outlines the criteria for classifying counterparties under EMIR regulations, which is important for understanding regulatory obligations related to OTC derivatives.
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- EFTA01369102.txt
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- dataset_10
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