I agree with the Chairman's assessment. There is no authority to set margin on end users, only major swap participants and swap dealers. It is also the intent of this bill to distinguish between commercial end users hedging their risk and larger, riskier market participants. Regulators should distinguish between these types of companies when implementing new regulatory requirements.
Chris Dodd: “I agree with the Chairman's assessment. There is no authority to set margin on end users, only major swap participants…”
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The speaker discusses regulatory distinctions between end users and major market participants in financial legislation.
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