Examples of Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH in a sentence
Each FCM Clearing Member shall establish and maintain an Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH on behalf of its Clients.
In the case of an FCM Clearing Member, all obligations between the Clearing House and the FCM Clearing Member in respect of the FCM Clearing Member’s Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH shall be set off and netted separately on a Client Sub-Account by Client Sub-Account basis, in accordance with the CEA and the CFTC Regulations, from any other obligations between the Clearing House and such FCM Clearing Member.
Notwithstanding anything in the Rulebook to the contrary, in no circumstances may an account which is an Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH of the Defaulter (or any other type of account for a Client) be combined with any other account of the Defaulter, other than, to the extent permitted by the CEA and the CFTC Regulations, other Client accounts of the Defaulter that are in the same customer account class (as such term is used in the CEA and the CFTC Regulations).
The Clearing House shall hold Unallocated Excess for the benefit of the Clients corresponding to such Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH as a class (the identities and amounts of which shall be recorded by such FCM Clearing Member and not the Clearing House in accordance with this Regulation 106A and other applicable provisions of the Rulebook), segregated in accordance with the CEA and CFTC Regulations, including Part 22 of the CFTC Regulations.
Any Margin furnished by an FCM Clearing Member in respect of an Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH that is (1) not furnished in satisfaction of an outstanding margin call and (2) not accompanied by a new and compliant CVR, shall be automatically deemed to be furnished as Unallocated Excess and shall be credited to the applicable Unallocated Excess Sub-Account.
The Clearing House shall treat and record the Unallocated Excess in respect of an Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH on an unallocated basis, and the Clearing House shall not attribute any portions of such Unallocated Excess to the individual Clients of such FCM Clearing Member (although the Unallocated Excess shall be held for the benefit of the applicable Clients as a class (in accordance with Part 22 of the CFTC Regulations), the records of which are kept by the applicable FCM Clearing Member).
An FCM Clearing Member may deliver a CVR to the Clearing House which has the effect of allocating all or a portion of the applicable Unallocated Excess into Client Sub-Accounts and/or the Buffer Sub-Account in the same Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH; provided, that such a CVR delivery may not be used for purposes of allocating Unallocated Excess in order to satisfy a margin call.
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Each such Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH shall be treated as part of the Cleared Swaps Account Class and shall be considered a Cleared Swaps Customer Account for purposes of the CFTC Regulations.
In accordance with CFTC Regulation 22.8, the situs of the Omnibus Client Swaps Account with LCH shall be located in the United States.(ii) Omnibus Client Swaps Accounts with LCH shall be maintained and administered in accordance with the CEA and all applicable CFTC Regulations (including but not limited to Part 1, Part 22 and Part 190 of the CFTC Regulations) and as set forth in the Rulebook.(d) Clearing House Segregated Client Account; Client Sub-Accounts; Buffer Sub- Accounts.