Continuation Data definition

Continuation Data means the data required to be reported to a Swap Data Repository in CFTC Regulation § 45.1, or any successor regulation thereto.
Continuation Data means the data required to be reported to a Swap Data Repository in CFTC Regulation § 45.3(b).

Examples of Continuation Data in a sentence

  • Continuation Data includes life-cycle event data or state data, each as defined in CFTC Regulation § 45.1, or any successor regulation thereto, and Valuation Data.

  • CFTC Regulation Part 45 requires Continuation Data to be reported to a Swap Data Repository during the life of any Transaction.

  • If a User does not provide to BSDR any corrections to the data within the 48-hour period, BSDR will deem the Continuation Data to be confirmed and accurate.

  • Price-Forming Continuation Data Proposed § 43.4(g) requires any swap-specific event (including, but not limited to, novations, swap unwinds, partial novations and partial swap unwinds) that occurs during the life of a swap and affects the price of such swap to be publicly disseminated (a‘‘price forming continuation event’’).

  • Pursuant to CFTC Regulation § 45.4(b), Continuation Data for any cleared Transaction will be reported to the relevant Swap Data Repository by the relevant Derivatives Clearing Organization, except that the Reporting Entity will also be responsible for reporting Valuation Data to the relevant Swap Data Repository if the Reporting Entity is a Swap Dealer or Major Swap Participant.

  • Pursuant to CFTC Regulation § 45.4(c), Continuation Data for any uncleared Transaction, whether or not the Transaction is executed on a Swap Execution Facility, will be reported to the relevant Swap Data Repository by the Reporting Entity.

  • The SEF will have no obligation to fulfill any requirements to report Continuation Data for any Participant, including Valuation Data.

  • If the SEF fulfills any requirements to report Continuation Data for any Participant that is a Reporting Entity, such Participant will at all times remain responsible for the performance of any and all regulatory reporting requirements imposed on such Participant under CFTC Regulation Part 45.

  • If the Exchange fulfills any requirements to report Required Swap Continuation Data for any counterparty that is a Reporting Counterparty, such Reporting Counterparty will at all times remain responsible for the performance of any and all regulatory reporting requirements imposed on such Reporting Counterparty under CFTC Regulation Part 45.

  • Swap Continuation Data Reporting AmendmentsThe Commission is proposing to amend § 45.4, which requires reporting counterparties to report data to SDRs when swap terms change and daily swap valuation data.

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