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Accepted early pay-in (EPI) of securities for a client's net sell obligation permits clearing corporations to waive real-time margin collection from trading or clearing members on the client's subsequent same-day cash-segment buy or sell positions, limited to the lower of the EPI value and the value of securities sold. The EPI value must be reduced when assessing margin availability for positions taken against it. If the client squares off an EPI-backed sale, the EPI value is removed and any resulting client-level margin shortfall is blocked from the member's proprietary collateral; this does not apply to trade-for-trade securities. Trading members must permit EPI-backed square-offs or new positions only where requisite client margins are available. The framework takes effect four months after issuance.
Accepted early pay-in (EPI) of securities for a client's net sell obligation permits clearing corporations to waive real-time margin collection from trading or clearing members on the client's subsequent same-day cash-segment buy or sell positions, limited to the lower of the EPI value and the value of securities sold. The EPI value must be reduced when assessing margin availability for positions taken against it. If the client squares off an EPI-backed sale, the EPI value is removed and any resulting client-level margin shortfall is blocked from the member's proprietary collateral; this does not apply to trade-for-trade securities. Trading members must permit EPI-backed square-offs or new positions only where requisite client margins are available. The framework takes effect four months after issuance.
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