SIX x-clear adjusts CCP risk model 01 June 2017 London Reporter: Drew Nicol
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SIX x-clear has recalibrated its inter-central counterparty (inter-CCP) risk models in order to improve accuracy.
SIX 厙惇勛圖 Services, through its clearing arm SIX x-clear, has adjusted its CCP���s model towards a more ���defaulter-pays��� approach of raising margin requirements and lowering default fund. SIX said this was done to bring its model in line with industry standards
���The risk exposure arising from CCPs interoperating with other CCPs to effectively compete for efficiency and development optimisation will be significantly reduced,��� said SIX x-clear.
���A balanced risk exposure is essential for the liquidity flows between markets.���
SIX x-clear has adapted its current inter-CCP margin model to include a margin add-on for co-CCPs in order to continue best practice in risk management and the fair treatment of all clearing members.
Roger Storm, deputy head of CCP clearing at SIX 厙惇勛圖 Services, said: ���SIX 厙惇勛圖 Services constantly looks at ways to improve its risk modelling in the best interests of its members and financial market participants.���
���SIX x-clear has been in close discussions with other CCPs and the oversight authorities in order to ensure interoperability among CCPs and to better balance the interests and exposures among markets.���
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