Argentina’s Securities Commission (CNV) has issued a new reporting regime requiring markets to provide regular data on open positions in futures and options contracts, aimed at strengthening derivatives risk monitoring in the capital market. Under the rules, markets must submit weekly reports to the CNV within two days after each week ends, covering detailed open-position information for Clearing and Settlement Agents (ALyC), excluding those that are direct participants or financial institutions authorised under the Financial Entities Law. The obligation also excludes persons covered by the concept of an expanded proprietary portfolio. Implementation is phased: historical information for August 2025 to January 2026 must be submitted with weekly granularity, while data from 1 February 2026 must be captured with daily detail but still reported weekly.
Argentina Securities Commission (CNV) 2026-02-26
Argentina Securities Commission introduces weekly reporting of open futures and options positions
Argentina’s Securities Commission (CNV) has introduced a new reporting regime for markets to submit weekly data on open positions in futures and options contracts, enhancing derivatives risk monitoring. The rules require detailed reports for Clearing and Settlement Agents, excluding direct participants and financial institutions. Historical data from August 2025 to January 2026 must be submitted weekly, with daily data capture starting from 1 February 2026.