§22.4. Futures Commission Merchants and derivatives clearing organizations: Permitted Depositories. — Inbound Citations
17 C.F.R. § 22.4
Statutory Authority
Cited by 3 regulations in release Current.
Citations to 17 C.F.R. § 22.4 as a whole
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(viii) A business affiliate that, directly or indirectly, is controlled by or is under common control with, such individual, partnership, corporation or association. Provided, however, that an account owned by any shareholder or member of a cooperative association of producers, within the meaning of section 6a of the Act, which association is registered as a futures commission merchant and carries such account on its records, shall be deemed to be a Cleared Swaps Customer Account and not a Cleared Swaps Proprietary Account of such association, unless the shareholder or member is an officer, director, or manager of the association.Clearing Member. This term means any person that has clearing privileges such that it can process, clear and settle trades through a derivatives clearing organization on behalf of itself or others. The derivatives clearing organization need not be organized as a membership organization.Collecting Futures Commission Merchant. A futures commission merchant that carries Cleared Swaps on behalf of another futures commission merchant and the Cleared Swaps Customers of the latter futures commission merchant, and as part of carrying such Cleared Swaps, collects Cleared Swaps Customer Collateral.Commingle. To commingle two or more items means to hold such items in the same account, or to combine such items in a transfer between accounts.Depositing Futures Commission Merchant. A futures commission merchant that carries Cleared Swaps on behalf of its Cleared Swaps Customers through another futures commission merchant and, as part of carrying such Cleared Swaps, deposits Cleared Swaps Customer Collateral with such futures commission merchant.Permitted Depository. This term shall have the meaning set forth in § 22.4 of this part.Segregate. To segregate two or more items is to keep them in separate accounts, and to avoid combining them in the same transfer between two accounts.
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(i) The Permitted Depository must qualify pursuant to the requirements set forth in § 22.4 of this part, and
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(i) The Permitted Depository must qualify pursuant to the requirements set forth in § 22.4 of this part; and