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- 1. A CCP established in a third country may only provide clea…1 change
- 2. ESMA, after consulting the authorities referred to in para…3 changes
- 2a. ESMA shall, after consulting the ESRB and the central bank…1 change
- 2b. Where ESMA determines a CCP to be systemically important o…1 change
- 2c. ESMA, after consulting the ESRB and in agreement with the…1 change
- 3. When assessing whether the conditions referred to in point…2 changes
- 4. The CCP referred to in paragraph 1 shall submit its applic…3 changes
- 5. ESMA shall, after consulting the authorities and entities…2 changes
- 6. The Commission may adopt an implementing act under Article…2 changes
- 6a. The Commission may adopt a delegated act in accordance wit…1 change
- 6b. ESMA shall monitor the regulatory and supervisory developm…1 change
- 7. ESMA shall establish effective cooperation arrangements wi…3 changes
- 7a. Where ESMA has not yet determined the tiering of a CCP or…1 change
- 7b. Where ESMA has determined that at least one CCP in a relev…1 change
- 7c. Where ESMA considers that a third-country competent author…1 change
- 8. In order to ensure consistent application of this Article,…
(b)the central banks of issue referred to in point (f) of paragraph 3 have provided ESMA with written confirmation, within 30 working days of the determination that a third-country CCP is not a Tier 1 CCP in accordance with paragraph 2a or following the review in accordance with paragraph 5, that the CCP complies with the following requirements that those central banks of issue may have imposed in the carrying out of their monetary policy tasks:
(i)to submit any information which the central bank of issue may require upon its reasoned request, where that information has not otherwise been obtained by ESMA;
(ii)to fully and duly cooperate with the central bank of issue in the context of the assessment of the CCP's resilience to adverse market developments carried out in accordance with Article 25b(3);
(iii)to open or notify the intent to open, in accordance with relevant access criteria and requirements, an overnight deposit account with the central bank of issue;
(iv)to comply with requirements, applied in exceptional situations by the central bank of issue, within its competences to address temporary systemic liquidity risks affecting the transmission of monetary policy or the smooth operation of payment systems, and relating to liquidity risk control, margin requirements, collateral, settlement arrangements or interoperability arrangements.
The requirements referred to in subpoint (iv) shall ensure the efficiency, soundness and resilience of CCPs and be aligned with those set out in Article 16 and in Titles IV and V of this Regulation.The application of the requirements referred to in subpoint (iv) shall be a condition for recognition for a limited period of time of up to six months. Where at the end of that period the central bank of issue considers that the exceptional situation persists, the application of the requirements for recognition purposes may be extended once by an additional period not exceeding six months.Before imposing, or extending the application of, the requirements referred to in subpoint (iv), the central bank of issue shall inform ESMA, the other central banks of issue referred to in point (f) of paragraph 3 and the members of the third-country CCP college and provide them with an explanation of the effects of the requirements it intends to impose on the efficiency, soundness and resilience of CCPs and with a justification of why the requirements are necessary and proportionate to ensure the transmission of monetary policy or the smooth operation of payment systems in relation to the currency it issues. ESMA shall submit to the central bank of issue an opinion within 10 working days of the transmission of the draft requirement or draft extension. In emergency situations, the aforementioned period shall not exceed 24 hours. In its opinion, ESMA shall consider in particular the effects of the requirements imposed on the efficiency, soundness and resilience of the CCP. The other central banks of issue referred to in point (f) of paragraph 3 may submit an opinion within the same deadline. Upon conclusion of the period for consultation, the central bank of issue shall duly consider the amendments proposed in the opinions of ESMA or the central banks of issue referred to in point (f) of paragraph 3.The central bank of issue shall also inform the European Parliament and the Council before extending the application of requirements referred to in subpoint (iv).The central bank of issue shall cooperate and share information on a continuous basis with ESMA and the other central banks of issue referred to in point (f) of paragraph 3 in relation to the requirements referred to in subpoint (iv), in particular in relation to the assessment of systemic liquidity risks and the effects of the imposed requirements on the efficiency, soundness and resilience of CCPs.Where a central bank of issue imposes any of the requirements referred to in this point after a Tier 2 CCP has been recognised, compliance with any such requirement shall be considered as a condition for recognition and the central banks of issue shall provide ESMA with written confirmation, within 90 working days, that the CCP complies with the requirement.Where a central bank of issue has not provided a written confirmation to ESMA within the deadline, ESMA may consider that requirement to be fulfilled;
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