The CCP Tracker is designed to provide greater transparency into the amount of risk in the global clearing system and the financial resources available to protect the system from losses. Using the public quantitative disclosures published by derivatives clearinghouses on a quarterly basis, the CCP Tracker contains a set of charts and tables that allow users to compare several key metrics for each quarter going back to the second half of 2015.
Functionality: use the "Select Report Quarter" to access historical data. To narrow down the list of CCPs included in the visualization, unclick the boxes next to the CCP names.
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Functionality: use the "Select Report Quarter" to access historical data. To narrow down the list of CCP clearing services included in the visualization, unclick the boxes next to the names of the clearing services.
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This amount consists of the total funds contributed by all CCP members to all default funds maintained by each CCP. A default fund serves as a backstop in case losses from a member default cannot be covered by that member's initial margin and default fund contribution.
This amount consists of the funds contributed by the CCP out of its own resources to a default fund. The amounts shown in this chart consist only of those funds available to absorb losses from a default before member default fund contributions are used. Some CCPs allocate additional funds to be used alongside member contributions. In addition, Intercontinental Exchange, the parent company of several CCPs in this visualization, provides an extra layer of protection through a default insurance policy.
This ratio shows the size of the CCP's contribution to the default fund relative to the sum of the member contributions.
Note: The clearinghouses operated by Intercontinental Exchange also have a layer of protection provided by a default insurance policy that is intended to cover losses from a clearing member default.
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This amount consists of the total funds contributed by all CCP members to the default fund for each clearing service offered by these CCPs. A default fund serves as a backstop in case losses from a member default cannot be covered by that member's initial margin and default fund contribution.
This amount consists of the funds contributed by the CCP out of its own resources to a default fund. The amounts shown in this chart consist only of those funds available to absorb losses from a default before member default fund contributions are used. Some CCPs allocate additional funds to be used alongside member contributions. In addition, Intercontinental Exchange, the parent company of several CCPs in this visualization, provides an extra layer of protection through a default insurance policy.
This ratio shows the size of the CCP's contribution to the default fund relative to the sum of the member contributions.
Note: The clearinghouses operated by Intercontinental Exchange also have a layer of protection provided by a default insurance policy that is intended to cover losses from a clearing member default.
Disclaimer: The data in this report are collected from the exchanges. FIA publishes this report for informational purposes and does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. FIA specifically disclaims any legal responsibility for any errors or omissions and any liability for losses or damages incurred through the use of the report. Please notify data@fia.org if there are any errors or omissions.
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Disclaimer: The data in this report are collected from the exchanges. FIA publishes this report for informational purposes and does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. FIA specifically disclaims any legal responsibility for any errors or omissions and any liability for losses or damages incurred through the use of the report. Please notify data@fia.org if there are any errors or omissions.
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The estimated loss in the second scenario is calculated as the largest aggregate stress loss in excess of initial margin that would be caused by the default of any two participants and their affiliates, including transactions cleared for indirect participants, in extreme but plausible market conditions. The visualization shows the peak day amount in the previous 12 months.
The visualization includes a table that shows the peak loss exposures side by side with the default fund resources that would be used to absorb these losses. The table includes the amounts of the CCPs' own funds contribution (skin in the game) and member contributions to the default fund at the end of the quarter as well as ratios of peak exposures to each one of these three amounts.
Functionality: use the "Select Report Quarter" to access historical data. To narrow down the list of CCP clearing services included in the visualization, unclick the boxes next to the names of the clearing services. The table is interactive: click the column headers to sort the rows by size.
Stress testing of the potential credit risk exposures posed by clearing members is a core element of CCP risk management. This chart shows CCP estimates for the largest aggregate loss that a member default could cause in extreme but plausible market conditions. The estimated loss is measured as the largest potential loss on any single day, in excess of an individual member’s initial margin, during the past 12 months, caused by either a single default or two simultaneous defaults.
These charts show several metrics that can be used to measure the concentration of risk among CCP members. General clearing members refers to members that provide clearing services for clients.
Disclaimer: The data in this report are collected from the exchanges. FIA publishes this report for informational purposes and does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. FIA specifically disclaims any legal responsibility for any errors or omissions and any liability for losses or damages incurred through the use of the report. Please notify data@fia.org if there are any errors or omissions.
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Disclaimer: The data in this report are collected from the exchanges. FIA publishes this report for informational purposes and does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. FIA specifically disclaims any legal responsibility for any errors or omissions and any liability for losses or damages incurred through the use of the report. Please notify data@fia.org if there are any errors or omissions.
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