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EXECUTIVE BRIEF · 3 SEPTEMBER 2026

CFTC resets the CAD and MXN swap clearing perimeter.

A final rule removes legacy CDOR and TIIE swaps and adds CORRA and TIIE de Fondeo OIS to the U.S. clearing requirement. Effectiveness is 30 days after Federal Register publication; the exact compliance dates remain tied to the final text and publication process.

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EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAYS

  1. 01RELATES TO · CAD/MXN CLEARING RULE

    The CFTC has adopted a final rule moving the CAD and MXN clearing requirement from discontinued CDOR and TIIE swaps to CORRA and TIIE de Fondeo OIS.

  2. 02RELATES TO · IMPLEMENTATION EVIDENCE

    The rule changes product scope and compliance dates; it does not itself prove venue liquidity, client readiness or production clearing volumes in the replacement benchmarks.

  3. 03RELATES TO · READINESS CONTROL

    Reconcile legal scope, product eligibility, curves, trade capture, clearing routes and legacy-book treatment before the Federal Register effective and compliance dates are fixed.

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Regulation · US / RATES CLEARING · FINAL RULE · Score 64 · New

CFTC finalises CORRA and TIIE de Fondeo swap clearing scope

The CFTC final rule removes CAD swaps referencing CDOR and MXN swaps referencing legacy TIIE from mandatory clearing, adds CORRA OIS from seven days to 30 years and TIIE de Fondeo OIS from 28 days to 21 years, and amends associated compliance dates.

Why it matters

The legal clearing perimeter now follows the benchmark transition in two non-USD rates markets. Clearing members and clients must align eligible products, curves, documentation and routing without confusing removal of legacy indices with removal of the currencies from mandatory clearing.

Likely business impact

Create a CAD/MXN product-and-client inventory covering benchmark, tenor, execution method, DCO route, account, fallback, compression and legacy positions. Reconcile the final Federal Register text and compliance dates before changing controls or client communications.

What to watch

  • Federal Register publication and exact effective date
  • Final compliance dates by product and participant
  • DCO eligibility, rulebook and production notices
  • CORRA and TIIE de Fondeo liquidity, client migration and cleared volumes

Urgent open matters