ANNA DSB Faces Industry Concerns Over ISINs for OTC Derivatives

- By Joanne Faulkner
- @FaulknerLJ
- 16 Oct 2017

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Because many of these derivatives have never needed an ISIN before, the new regulations have required the construction of a fresh infrastructure to facilitate the near-real-time allocation of ISINs upon application by a user. The Association of National Numbering Agencies Derivatives Service Bureau (ANNA DSB) aims to fulfil this task, and will be the first numbering agency designed to operate globally.

The DSB will operate on a cost-recovery basis, and will charge fees—up to €65,000 per annum

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