Federal Act
on Financial Market Infrastructures and Market Conduct in Securities and Derivatives Trading
(Financial Market Infrastructure Act, FinMIA)


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Art. 59 Segregation

1 A cent­ral coun­ter­party's par­ti­cipant shall sep­ar­ate the col­lat­er­al, re­ceiv­ables and li­ab­il­it­ies of in­dir­ect par­ti­cipants from its own as­sets and po­s­i­tions with the cent­ral coun­ter­party and in its own ac­counts.

2 It shall of­fer in­dir­ect par­ti­cipants the pos­sib­il­ity of keep­ing and re­cord­ing the col­lat­er­al, re­ceiv­ables and li­ab­il­it­ies to­geth­er with those of oth­er in­dir­ect par­ti­cipants (om­ni­bus cus­tom­er ac­counts) or sep­ar­ately (in­di­vidu­al cus­tom­er ac­counts).

3 If an in­dir­ect par­ti­cipant opts for in­di­vidu­al cli­ent se­greg­a­tion, the par­ti­cipant must de­pos­it all funds in ex­cess of the in­dir­ect par­ti­cipant's mar­gin re­quire­ment with the cent­ral coun­ter­party and dis­tin­guish them from the mar­gin of oth­er in­dir­ect par­ti­cipants.

4 A cent­ral coun­ter­party's par­ti­cipant shall pub­lish the costs and spe­cif­ics con­cern­ing the level of pro­tec­tion gran­ted by the type of ac­count man­age­ment un­der para­graph 2.

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