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                   which is composed of staff from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Board of

                   Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the

                   U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading

                   Commission—today issued a staff progress report to provide an additional update on a

                   wide range of significant steps its members have taken to enhance the resilience of the

                   U.S. Treasury market. The IAWG members have, among other steps:


                         announced plans to implement a Treasury buyback program in 2024;


                         adopted amendments requiring certain firms that are significantly involved in

                           the  proprietary  trading  of  Treasury  securities  to  become  members  of  the

                           Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and report their Treasury

                           transactions to FINRA’s Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine (TRACE);


                         approved  further  enhancements  to  the  public  release  of  data  on  secondary


                           market transactions in on-the-run Treasury securities;


                         adopted changes to SEC Form N-MFP that will provide, among other items,

                           more  granular  information  about  activity  of  money  market  funds  in  the

                           Treasury repurchase agreement (repo) market;


                         adopted changes to SEC Form PF that will enable better monitoring of the

                           activity of liquidity funds and will draw clearer distinctions between cash and

                           derivatives activity in the Treasury markets;


                         adopted rules requiring reporting of the terms of securities lending transactions

                           in a timely manner; and


                         approved  changes  that  will  expand  cross-margining  between  central

                           counterparties that clear cash and derivatives transactions related to Treasury

                           securities and improve the management of member defaults.


                        These steps build on the work described in the IAWG’s 2022 Staff Progress Report,



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