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EMIR Implementation Timetable

The European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) is designed to improve the stability of OTC derivative markets throughout the EU and requires standard derivative contracts to be cleared through central counterparties (CCPs).

EMIR Implementation Timeline:

01/12/15 - 01/12/19

Initial margining requirements phased in.

01/12/15

Variation margin requirements for non-centrally cleared trades apply.

11/08/14

Financial counterparties/NFC+s will be required to provide daily reports on mark-to-market valuations of positions and on collateral value.

10/10/14

Article 2 of the technical standards on the cross-border application of EMIR (which sets out which contracts have a direct, substantial and foreseeable effect within the EU) apply.

10/04/14

The technical standards on the cross-border application of EMIR.

18/03/14

The first CCP was authorised under EMIR.

12/02/14

Details of all classes of derivative contracts (both OTC and ETD) are required to be reported to recognised trade repositories

15/09/13

Risk management of non-cleared OTC derivatives through portfolio reconciliation, dispute resolution and trade compression.

15/03/13

All legal and contractual terms of non-cleared OTC derivative contracts must be confirmed between counterparties within specified timelines.

15/03/13

Non-financial counterparties exceeding the clearing threshold are required to notify the FCA.

15/03/13

The technical standards on OTC Derivatives, Reporting to Trade Repositories & Requirements for Trade Repositories & Central Counterparties effective.

16/08/12

EMIR entered into force from today, although most provisions only apply after technical standards become effective.

See also:

Trade Reporting & EMIR