Agreement between stock exchange and clearing corporation mandates written terms, interoperability and arbitration for clearing and settlement disputes. A recognised stock exchange must engage a recognised clearing corporation by a written agreement specifying rights and obligations, conditions for admission of securities for clearing and settlement, risk management measures, and charges; where multiple clearing corporations are used, a multipartite agreement must ensure interoperability. The exchange must extend its arbitration mechanism to settle disputes or claims arising from clearing and settlement of trades executed on the exchange.
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Agreement between stock exchange and clearing corporation mandates written terms, interoperability and arbitration for clearing and settlement disputes.
A recognised stock exchange must engage a recognised clearing corporation by a written agreement specifying rights and obligations, conditions for admission of securities for clearing and settlement, risk management measures, and charges; where multiple clearing corporations are used, a multipartite agreement must ensure interoperability. The exchange must extend its arbitration mechanism to settle disputes or claims arising from clearing and settlement of trades executed on the exchange.
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