Limited purpose clearing corporation board composition requires nominee, independent and managing directors and a mandated dispute resolution mechanism. The regulations prescribe that the governing board of a recognized limited purpose clearing corporation must include nominee directors, independent directors and a managing director, treat nominee directors as shareholder directors and independent directors as public interest directors, exclude the managing director from shareholder directors, permit a rotational issuer representative as a nominee director, require a dispute resolution mechanism for cleared transactions, mandate compliance reconciliation with central bank directions after consultation, and require Board approval sequencing and timely managing director appointment and reporting.
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Limited purpose clearing corporation board composition requires nominee, independent and managing directors and a mandated dispute resolution mechanism.
The regulations prescribe that the governing board of a recognized limited purpose clearing corporation must include nominee directors, independent directors and a managing director, treat nominee directors as shareholder directors and independent directors as public interest directors, exclude the managing director from shareholder directors, permit a rotational issuer representative as a nominee director, require a dispute resolution mechanism for cleared transactions, mandate compliance reconciliation with central bank directions after consultation, and require Board approval sequencing and timely managing director appointment and reporting.
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