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期货和衍生品行业监管动态




                        Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM)

                        The COVID-19 pandemic, its economic impact, and the uncertainties

                   surrounding the global economy have highlighted the importance of further

                   strengthening the CMIM. In this regard, we welcome the adoption of a new reference

                   rate for CMIM liquidity support arrangements, which will align CMIM reference rate

                   with global financial market conventions. We also welcome the updated CMIM

                   Operational Guidelines (OG) on the use of each member’s own local currency for

                   CMIM arrangements, which took effect in January 2022. We appreciate members’

                   efforts in strengthening accessibility of CMIM arrangements, by allowing requesting

                   members to prepare medium term economic targets and policy plans with more

                   flexibility.


                        We are pleased with the progress made in further developing the CMIM OG to
                   enable a member to provide a local currency of another member (third-party local


                   currency), in addition to its own domestic currency, for CMIM liquidity support.
                   Going forward, we task the Deputies to continue discussing local currency procedural

                   arrangements, with a view towards finalizing the OG by the end of 2022.


                        We note the efforts undertaken to review the CMIM margin structure and task

                   the Deputies to continue the discussions with the aim of concluding the review by the

                   end of this year. This is an important step in improving CMIM’s accessibility and

                   reliability while ensuring that CMIM will be an effective financing option for

                   members in times of need. We commend members for adopting an indicative work

                   plan to discuss the CMIM medium- to long-term future direction and other related

                   issues in the context of the second periodic review, which is to be completed by 2024.

                   Hence, we task the Deputies, with AMRO’s support, to continue relevant discussions

                   on CMIM future direction.

                        We also welcome the successful completion of the 12th Test Run, which was


                   conducted in 2021. The test run assessed the eligibility of a requesting member to
                   access the facility, by using the Economic Review and Policy Dialogue (ERPD)




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