The European Market Infrastructure Regulation, or EMIR, is an EU regulation designed to increase transparency and reduce systemic risk in the derivatives market.
EMIR introduced a number of obligations for certain parties entering into derivative transactions. These may include reporting derivative contracts to a trade repository, clearing certain OTC derivatives through a central counterparty, and applying risk mitigation procedures for non-centrally cleared derivatives.
The specific obligations depend on the client’s classification, the type of derivative traded and the applicable regulatory requirements.
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