Loi sur la compensation et le règlement des paiements | 1996, ch. 6, ann. — Canada law | Esheria

Loi sur la compensation et le règlement des paiements

This provision sets up rules for designated clearing and settlement systems, gives the Bank of Canada oversight and resolution powers, and requires the Bank and clearing houses to follow notice, information, and resolution-planning duties.

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Jurisdiction
Canada
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
1996, ch. 6, ann.
Version
26 May 2026
Language
fr
Official source
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This provision sets up rules for designated clearing and settlement systems, gives the Bank of Canada oversight and resolution powers, and requires the Bank and clearing houses to follow notice, information, and resolution-planning duties. The bank must pay compensation in the circumstances described, but not before 90 days after resolution ends. An evaluator can review the bank’s decision, and the bank and governor have powers to require information, issue guidance, seek court orders, and manage enforcement.