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Today – Final Call for Comment on the DSB’s Latest Consultation Paper Covering the UPI

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Today, 19 January 2022, is the deadline for industry feedback on the Derivatives Service Bureau’s (DSB) consultation on the legal terms and conditions, and client support model expected to apply to users of the Unique Product Identifier (UPI) Service, which is due to be launched later this year. The consultation sets out the proposals for users of the UPI Service as well as highlighting the user experience of firms already using the DSB’s OTC ISIN Service. You can make final comments on the UPI consultation paper until 5pm today.

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