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Bank of Israel mandatory derivatives reporting went live on the 1st of October 2020

24 December, 2020 |
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ING Bank N.V. has started reporting under the Bank of Israel’s mandatory derivative reporting requirement on over-the-counter derivatives on FX and rates where they are shekel-denominated, involve shekel, or reference a shekel yield or interest rate.

BoI mandatory derivatives reporting went live

The Bank of Israel reporting regime is unique in the following ways:

  • Extra-territoriality – it requires any foreign firm over the volume threshold to report, with financial sanctions possible for firms that do not report.
  • Reportable asset classes – The reporting obligation also includes FX spot – which is typically not considered a derivative.

If you seek any further information on the implementation, please contact EMIRG20-Reporting@ing.com.