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DESCRIPTION:Washington\, DC – Staff from the Commodity Futures Trading Comm
 ission (CFTC) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold a publ
 ic roundtable on September 14\, 2010\, to discuss issues related to swap da
 ta repository (SDR) registration\, functions and responsibilities\, the mec
 hanics of data reporting\, models for real time public reporting and the ef
 fect of transparency on liquidity of block trades and large transaction siz
 es.\n\nThe roundtable will assist both agencies in the rulemaking process t
 o implement the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.\
 n\nThe roundtable will be held in the Lobby Level Hearing Room at the CFTC’
 s Headquarters\, Three Lafayette Centre\, 1155 21st Street\, NW\, Washingto
 n DC. The discussion will be open to the public with seating on a first-com
 e\, first-served basis. Members of the public also may listen by telephone 
 and should be prepared to provide their first name\, last name and affiliat
 ion.\n\nU.S./Canada Toll-Free: (866) 312-4390\n\nInternational Toll: (404) 
 537-3379\n\nConference ID: 98801653\n\nA transcript of the public roundtabl
 e discussion will be published on the CFTC’s website. Members of the public
  wishing to submit their views on the topics addressed at the roundtable ma
 y e-mail their submissions to the e-mail addresses provided on the CFTC’s w
 ebsite on the Swap Data Repositories Registration Standards and Core Princi
 ple Rulemaking page\, Interpretation & Guidance page\, Data Recordkeeping &
  Reporting Requirements page or Real Time Reporting page\, or through the c
 omment form or e-mail address for roundtable comments provided on the SEC w
 ebsite.\n\nAll submissions provided to either the CFTC or the SEC in any el
 ectronic form or on paper will be published on the website of the respectiv
 e agencies\, without review and without removal of personally identifying i
 nformation.\n\nAgenda for the Joint CFTC-SEC Public Roundtable Discussion\n
 \n\n8:45 a.m.\n Opening Statements by CFTC and SEC Staff\n \n9:00 a.m.\n Pa
 nel One – SDR Registration\, Functions and Responsibilities \n\nDuties of S
 DRs in addition to those required by the Dodd-Frank\n\nThe most efficient a
 nd effective way for SDRs to execute their statutory duties\n\nHow to imple
 ment the confirmation function under Dodd-Frank—to what extent and under wh
 at circumstances will SDRs be expected to do trade confirmations\n \n10:45 
 a.m.\n Break\n \n11:00 a.m.\n Panel Two – Mechanics of Data Reporting\n\nTy
 pe of data reported by SDRs\, derivatives clearing organizations (DCOs)\, d
 esignated contract markets (DCMs)\, swap execution facilities (SEFs)\, swap
  dealers and major swap participants (MSPs)\n\nParties responsible for repo
 rting of swap and security-based swap data\n\nMeans by which mandatory repo
 rting may be made Reporting of swap and security-based swap transactions ex
 ecuted or cleared on an electronic platform \n\nThe time by which swap and 
 security-based swap transactions must be reported\n\nHandling of data corre
 ctions\n\nReporting of life cycle events\n\nReporting of past transactions\
 n \n12:45 p.m.\n Lunch Break\n \n1:45 p.m.\n Panel Three – Models for Real-
 Time Transparency and Public Reporting\n\nBenefits of real time reporting o
 f swaps and security-based swaps transactions\n\nEntities responsible for r
 eporting\n\nData elements\n\nEnsuring anonymity of market participants\n\nT
 he meaning of “real-time”\n\nAppropriate media for real-time reporting of s
 wap and security-based swap transaction data\n\nFeasibility/desirability of
  a consolidated tape or ticker for swaps and security-based swaps\n \n3:30 
 p.m.\n Break\n \n3:45 p.m.\n Panel Four – Effect of Transparency on Liquidi
 ty: Block Trade Exception\n\nDefining block trades and large transaction si
 zes for swaps and security based swaps\n\nDetermining an appropriate delay 
 for reporting block trades and large transactions\n\nEffects of transparenc
 y on post-trade liquidity \n\nResponsibility for determining minimum block 
 sizes and large transaction sizes for reporting purposes\n \n5:30 p.m.\n Ro
 undtable concludes\n \n
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LOCATION:Washington DC
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SUMMARY:CFTC\, SEC to Host Public Roundtable to Discuss Swap Data\, Swap Da
 ta Repositories and Real Time Reporting
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