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What Is a Trade Repository, and What Is Its Function?

A centralized database for reporting all derivative transaction details, providing regulators with a comprehensive view for systemic risk monitoring.
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What Is a Trade Repository, and What Is Its Function?

A Trade Repository (TR) is a centralized electronic database where the details of all derivative transactions, both exchange-traded and OTC, are reported. Its function is to provide regulators with a comprehensive view of the derivatives market, allowing them to monitor for systemic risk and potential market abuse.

TRs are a cornerstone of post-2008 transparency reforms.

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