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How Does Customization Affect the Regulatory Reporting Requirements for Derivatives?

Customized OTC derivatives traditionally had less stringent and more fragmented reporting requirements, leading to market opacity. Post-2008 reforms, like Dodd-Frank and EMIR, mandated that most OTC trades must be reported to trade repositories, though the complexity of customized terms makes standardization of reporting challenging compared to exchange-traded products.

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