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June 2017 Swaps Review in 15 Charts

Continuing with our monthly Swaps review series, let’s look at volumes in June 2017.

Summary:

SDR

SEF

CCP

Onto the charts, data and details.

USD IRS ON/OFF SEF

Using SDRView the gross-notional volume of On and Off SEF USD IRS Fixed vs Float price forming trades (Outrights, SpreadOvers, Curve/Flys).

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Next On SEF non-price forming trades; SEF Compression and Rolls.

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A decent month for USD IRS in both price forming and portfolio maintenance trades.

USD OIS Swaps

Next USD OIS Swaps volumes for outright trades.

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Splitting the volume by List (Roll activity) and Outrights for On and Off SEF.

Next Roll trade volumes in 2017.

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Once again in June 2017 USD OIS gross notional exceeded that of USD IRS.

EUR, GBP, JPY Swaps

Next On and Off SEF volumes of IRS in the other three major currencies.

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Showing that a much higher portion of EUR, GBP, JPY is transacted Off SEF.

Next SEF Compression activity.

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EONIA, SONIA, TONAR

Next lets check how volumes in EONIA, SONIA and TONAR have performed.

First for outright trades.

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Second for Roll trade volumes in 2017.

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In June 2017, total OIS volume in EUR, GBP, JPY was $1.54 trillion, which is higher than the total of $1.36 trillion in IRS volume in these three currencies.

SEF Market Share

Lets now turn to SEFView and SEF Market Share in IRS including Vanilla, Basis and OIS Swaps.

DV01 (in USD millions) by month for USD, EUR, GBP and by each SEF, including SEF Compression trades for the prior four months.

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In gross notional terms $2.3 trillion of USD IRS traded On SEF in June 2017.

Meaning that the $1.7 trillion in SDR for On SEF Price-forming and Compression/Roll should be increased by 35% to equal the SEF reported number, which is close to the 30% rule-of-thumb observed average.

In gross notional terms $1.9 trillion of USD OIS was reported On SEF, compared to the $1.1 trillion in SDR, meaning that the SDR number should be increased by 72% to equal the SEF number, showing the much greater impact on OIS Swaps, which tend to be very large in size due to capped notional rules.

TrueEx again had a big month in OIS with $710 billion gross notional, see March 2017 Swaps Review.

While BGC was the largest D2D SEF in USD OIS with $429 billion.

CCP Basis Spreads and Volumes

In SEFView we can isolate CME Cleared Swap volume at the major D2D SEFs (on the assumption that this is all CMELCH Switch trade activity). Lets look at this for the past 4 months.

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CME-LCH Basis Spreads ended the month at 2.30 bps for 10Y and 3.30 bps for 30Y, both down 0.25bps from the prior month end.

Global Cleared Volumes

Next lets move onto CCPView and Global Cleared Swap Volumes of EUR, GBP, JPY & USD Swaps (IRS, OIS, Basis, ZC, VNS types).

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Asia and LatAm

Next the volume of AUD, HKD, SGD Swaps (including Vanilla, OIS, Basis, Zero Coupon).

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LCH SwapClear volumes in June 2017, show good increases in AUD IRS, AUD OIS and SGD IRS from the prior month (not shown on chart).

And next the volume of MXN and BRL Swaps.

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Inflation Swaps

Finally lets look at the two products that have gained the most cleared volume from the Uncleared Margin Rules (UMR), starting with Inflation Swaps.

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Non-Deliverable Forwards

And last but by no means least, NDFs.

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That’s it for today.

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