Quick Find:
- ICMA documentation :
- Short-term markets :
- Repo markets
- Repos and the repo market
- ERC contributions to public consultations
- Repo trading practice guidelines & documentation
- Credit claims
- Securities lending
- European repo market white paper on short-selling and settlement failures
- European repo market report
- Shadow banking and repo
- Repo market surveys
- Global Master Repurchase Agreement (GMRA) 2011
- Global Master Repurchase Agreement (GMRA) 2000
- GMRA 2000 - annexes (and associated guidance notes)
- Global Master Repurchase Agreement (GMRA) 1995
- GMRA 1995 - annexes (and associated guidance notes)
- ICMA GMRA Legal opinions
- FAQs
- Euro Commercial Paper
- Repo markets
- Primary markets :
- ICMA Primary Market Handbook (previously the IPMA Handbook) - Home
- Prospectuses, offerings and listings
- Periodic reporting / continuing obligations
- Market abuse
- Accounting and auditing
- Retail structured products
- Collective action clauses
- Dialogue with investors
- Buffer Contingent Capital Securities (BCCS)
- Secondary markets :
- Asset management :
- Market infrastructure :
- European Commission’s Expert Group on Market Infrastructure (EGMI)
- CESAME
- Code of Conduct on Clearing and Settlement
- CPSS/IOSCO Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures
- European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR)
- Harmonisation of Securities Law
- Settlement Regulation
- TARGET2-Securities and CCBM2
- COGESI
- ISMAG
- New Global Note (bearer notes)
- New Safekeeping Structure (registered notes)
- Legal :
- Sovereign Debt Information :
- Information re Potential Changes in Eurozone Composition :
- Response to the international financial crisis :
- ICMA Quarterly Report :
- Collateral Initiatives Coordination Forum :
- Other projects :
- Market Practice & Regulatory Policy
- Collateral Initiatives Coordination Forum
Collateral Initiatives Coordination Forum
Established at the beginning of 2012, the Collateral Initiatives Coordination Forum (CICF) has been conceived as a joint trade associations’ body, in order to facilitate appropriate coordination across the private sector of all collateral-related initiatives.
Bringing together a broad range of representation from right across the financial industry, the CICF provides a channel for information sharing, education and joint endeavours in the field of collateral.
Additional information:









