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*It may present a [[risk-weighting problem to you  under {{tag|CRR}} if you don't pass on all solvency relates losses as contemplated in Art {{crrprov|306(1)(c)}} of that glorious regulation.
*It may present a [[risk-weighting problem to you  under {{tag|CRR}} if you don't pass on all solvency relates losses as contemplated in Art {{crrprov|306(1)(c)}} of that glorious regulation.


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In the world of exchange-traded instruments, a broker who occupies the dun netherworld between a client-facing executing broker and the exchange or CCP-facing clearing member. May or may not be affiliated with the executing broker.

Of interest[1] because:

  • An intermediate broker it might prolong a clearing chain beyond the permissible number of links under EMIR
  • It may present a [[risk-weighting problem to you under CRR if you don't pass on all solvency relates losses as contemplated in Art 306(1)(c) of that glorious regulation.

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References

  1. Professional interest, needless to say.