Conclusion to Question: What Would Be Required for True Transparency (as related to tri-party collateral)?
Chat Response - To accurately track and enforce the 140% limit on rehypothecation, we would need: (Here is the rule -
finra.org/rules-guidance/gui… )
1) A global collateral ledger, tracking every use of every asset in real time across institutions.
2) Mandatory reporting of rehypothecation events to a centralized database (e.g., like the CAT system for equities).
3) Blockchain-style tracking to prevent the same asset from being pledged in multiple places at once.
The Bottom Line:
The 140% limit (by Securities and Exchange Act rule SEA rule) is functionally unenforceable under the current system because of a lack of transparency, jurisdictional loopholes, and the complexity of collateral reuse. In reality, collateral may be rehypothecated many times over, well beyond 140%, without regulators being able to trace it. The JP Morgan triparty circular illustrates how collateral can be moved and allocated, but once collateral exits the triparty system, tracking it becomes nearly impossible.
This is one of the fundamental weaknesses in the current financial system—it allows for massive hidden leverage, which played a key role in past crises like 2008 (Lehman’s rehypothecation of client assets) and Archegos (excessive synthetic leverage using swaps).
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Above is a summation of my chats with Chat today. So much in today's research I resorted for premium for the month.
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Here are the full chat narratives.
1st chat
Q1) Please rank in order your best guess of the top five institutions that used MMTLP as part of asset collateral for a triparty agreement.
Q2) What of JP Morgan as they are the only active participant in FINRA's ADF?
chatgpt.com/share/67cdc4d7-b…
2nd Chat
Q1) Are triparty agreements legal if collateral can be allocated more than once? In what circumstances would they not be legal?
chatgpt.com/share/67cde61e-3…
3rdChat
Q1) Please cross reference our discussion of MMTLP, triparty agreements, and limitations with how exchanges would intersect. You had mentioned FINRA's ADF early, but what about exchanges MIAX, CBOE, and regulators such as CFTC and and clearing houses like the Options Clearing Corporation.
chatgpt.com/share/67cde5ef-b…
Read the first feature from pg 17
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How does JP Morgan build a triparty agreement?
Watch the tutorial videos - thank you very much.
1)
players.brightcove.net/55573…
2)
players.brightcove.net/55573…
3)
players.brightcove.net/55573…
Citadel - I'm opting to only provide this
1)search result
linkedin.com/posts/cathy-cha…
2)Search query
google.com/search?q=citadel …
PNB Paribas and Clearstream "Creating Value through Partnership" presentation.
clearstream.com/resource/blo…
Bank of NY Mellon
bnymellon.com/content/dam/bn…
Bank of Canada
bankofcanada.ca/wp-content/u…
DTCC
dtcc.com/clearing-and-settle…
ICE
ir.theice.com/press/news-det…
More or less, if you understand the above and more (and I do not) you will begin to understand how the world works. What we see in media, our collective experiences, our value systems, your political view point, fr%^%8kin everything, is a function of the finance industry's operations for centuries. We, the little people, have a word or two for you
#FAFO
This concludes part one of you should not give me a reason, Hester, do you need some help?, WTF, you have got to be kidding me, and 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 1 and 2 and 3 mother fu$%$kers
$MMTLP @busybrands @palikaras @RepEliCrane @RepThomasMassie
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Images to raise eyebrows
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