Derivatives exchange rules are the operational guidelines and regulations governing the trading, clearing, and settlement of derivative contracts on a specific exchange platform. These rules cover various aspects, including listing requirements, margin calls, risk management procedures, and market surveillance protocols. They are established to maintain fair and orderly markets, prevent manipulative practices, and protect all participants. Adherence to these rules is mandatory for all entities utilizing the exchange.
Context
The rapid expansion of digital asset derivatives has prompted a critical review and adaptation of traditional derivatives exchange rules by regulators worldwide. A central debate concerns the appropriate level of regulatory oversight for these novel financial products given their unique characteristics. Future developments will involve ongoing harmonization efforts between global regulatory bodies and the evolution of self-regulatory practices within the crypto sector.
Futures Commission Merchants must now implement new minimum capital and operational standards, integrating enhanced AML/KYC and full customer collateralization controls.
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