Definition
MEFF RF will appoint a Supervisor of the Central Counterparty, who
will supervise the orderly development of the Register of trades
and resolve in the first instance incidents that arise in the Register,
applying the Regulations and their development regulations to this
end.
In turn, there will also be an Incident Resolution Commission
to resolve disputes related to the Register when the claimant
is not in agreement with the decision of the CCP Supervisor.
The members of this Incident Resolution Commission will be appointed
by the Board of Directors of MEFF RF, so that the Members and
MEFF RF are represented therein, without prejudice to the eventual
presence of other persons or entities interested in the operation
of the CCP. The number of representatives of the Members should
be, at least, one more than half of the Commission.
Any disagreement with the registration of a trade must be communicated
to MEFF RF before the start of the Session corresponding to the
next business day after the Registration was made. Otherwise,
it will be understood that there is full acceptance and agreement
with all the Trades that have been registered, as reflected in
MEFF RF's entry Registration System.
Whenever a Member or Client disagrees with the Trade Registration,
the CCP Supervisor will be responsible for examining the source
of the disagreement. Once the source of disagreement is identified,
the Supervisor of the Central Counterparty will determine to whom
it is attributable. If the failure is attributable to MEFF, it
will immediately restore the situation; however, if the failure
is attributable to the Member, the Member would be asked to review
it. If the Member accepts the decision of the Central Counterparty
Supervisor, it will accept the consequences naturally derived
therefrom; otherwise, the dispute will be put on hold, with the
claim continuing as outlined below.
In the case of a dispute, an amicable resolution proceeding will
be initiated with the CCP Supervisor, which will be concluded
prior to the start of the next Session. If the dispute cannot
be resolved in this period, the decision of the Supervisor will
be immediately enforced. If the Member or Client does not agree
with the Supervisor's decision, they can continue the claims procedure
as follows:
a) Requesting the Incident Resolution Commission to
review, and if necessary, change the Supervisor's decision.
b) If, when the decision is given by the Incident Resolution
Commission, the Member or Client wishes to stand by their claim,
they may submit the issue to legal arbitration, under the terms
established in the Regulations.
In the event of a dispute, the Client or Member will be obliged,
as a precautionary measure, to post the Margin Deposits and also
as a precautionary measure, to comply with the settlements and
Margin request that MEFF RF indicates and with the settlement
of the Underlying Assets in due form and time provided by the
body responsible for settlement, as if the claim had not been
made.

Composition
The Incident Resolution Commission is made up of the following
people:
- President:
- José Massa Gutiérrez del Álamo
- Secretary (non Member):
- Members:
- Fernando Cánovas Atienza (nominated by La Caixa)
- Fernando Casas Vila (nominated by Bankinter)
- Jaime Comunión Artieda (nominated by Caja Madrid)
- Juan de Dios Pérez Fernández (nominated
by Iberclear)
- Luis Enrique del Río Sanz (nominated by SCH)
- Ana Díez Fontana (nominated by Citibank)
- Débora García Garrido (nominated by
BNP Paribas España)
- Michael Murray Cristóbal (nominated by CECA)
- Antonio Villaverde Herraiz (nominated by BBVA)
- Carlos Vivas Sotillos (nominated by Banco Popular
Español)
- CCP Supervisor:
- Assistant CCP Supervisor:
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