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EMIR Q&As on Reporting of Corrections of Transactions with no Event Date

Regulation
European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) Regulation (EU) No 648/2012- MDP
Topic
* EMIR Reporting
Submitted
2023-07-11
Answered
2023-07-11

Question

Paragraph 558 of the Guidelines (p.289) clarifies that ‘TRs should update the TSR based on the latest information for a given derivative as derived from the field ‘Event date’. Use case 4 in the Guidelines (p. 291) further illustrates that in the case of late reporting of historic events, the relevant information should be updated in the TR’s database only until the Event date of the subsequent event to avoid overwriting the information from more recent reports. In this context, how should counterparties report historic corrections on outstanding derivatives that were not yet upgraded after EMIR Refit go-live (and thus no Event Date was previously reported for those derivatives)? How should trade repositories consider the sequencing of submissions to determine the validity of historic corrections?

Answer

In this specific scenario where a lifecycle event with a corresponding Event date has not yet been reported for a given outstanding derivative, the historic corrections should be applied by the TRs in their database from the Event Date specified in the correction report until the day of reporting. If necessary, counterparties can submit another correction report (with the appropriate Event date) to limit the timespan for which the first correction will be applied.

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