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CCP Disclosures 3Q 2017 – What the Data Shows

Central Counterparties recently published their latest quarterly CPMI-IOSCO Quantitative Disclosures and in this article I will highlight what the data shows, similar to my article on 2Q 2017 trends.

Background

Under the voluntary CPMI-IOSCO Public Quantitative Disclosures by CCPs, over two hundred quantitative data fields covering margin, default resources, credit risk, collateral, liquidity risk and more are published each quarter with a quarterly lag.

CCPView now has nine sets of quarterly disclosures, from 30 Sep 2015 to 30 Sep 2017 inclusive, which means we can observe both trends over time at one CCP and compare CCPs to each other.

Lets take a look at a few of the main disclosures.

Initial Margin for IRS

Starting with the Initial Margin requirement for Interest Rate Swaps.

Initial Margin at major IRS CCPs

Growth over the year coming from LCH SwapClear and Eurex Clearing.

Initial Margin for CDS

Next lets look at the Initial Margin requirement for Credit Default Swaps.

Initial Margin for CDS

Growth over the year coming from ICE Credit Clear and LCH CDSClear.

Initial Margin for ETD

Next Initial Margin for ETD (Futures & Options).

Initial Margin for ETD

Other Disclosures of Interest

While there are lots of further disclosures covering margin, default fund, credit risk, liquidity and more, I will just highlight a few of these:

Many others to look at, but will leave those of you that are interested to do yourself with CCPView.

More Disclosures

CCPView has a lot more CPMI-IOSCO Disclosures covering Interest Rate Derivates, Credit Derivatives, Futures and Options and now Securities, currently from fifteen Clearing Houses each with many Clearing Services and we continue to add more.

With over 200 quantitative data fields and nine sets of quarterly figures from these CCPs, there is no lack of information for analysis and discussion.

If you are interested in this data please contact us for a CCPView subscription.

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