SEC, Treasury Push for Improved Reporting of Treasurys Trades
16 Maggio 2016 - 11:00PM
Dow Jones News
WASHINGTON—U.S. policy makers on Monday announced plans to
increase oversight of the roughly $13 trillion Treasurys market,
taking steps to better monitor the world's most liquid securities
market where trading has grown more volatile in recent years.
The Treasury Department and the Securities and Exchange
Commission asked the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a
Wall Street watchdog overseen by the SEC, to consider creating a
data feed that the government could use to track trades of Treasury
bonds. No such centralized repository currently exists for the
trades.
"The need for more comprehensive official sector access to data,
particularly with respect to Treasury cash market activity, is
clear," said Antonio Weiss, counselor to Treasury Secretary Jacob
Lew.
Monday's request is the latest response to the unusual
volatility in the Treasury markets on Oct. 15, 2014, when yields on
the 10-year note plummeted and quickly rebounded without an obvious
catalyst.
Finra said in a written statement that it "welcomes" the
request.
Write to Andrew Ackerman at andrew.ackerman@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
May 16, 2016 16:45 ET (20:45 GMT)
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