... left blank ClearingServicesforGlobalMarketsClearing forms the core part of a smooth and efficiently functioning financial market infrastructure Traditionally, it has been provided by clearing ... and derivatives trading, clearing and settlement systems Advance praise forClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets ‘The book features three real-world case studies bringing clearing to life It is ... Transaction Cost Impact Matrix (TCIM) TCIM for regionally active clearing members TCIM for regionally-to-globally active clearing members TCIM for globally active clearing members Efficiency Impact Matrix...
... on different providers of clearingservices and the scope of their services offered, refer to section 2.1.3 20 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets BASIC CLEARINGSERVICES Trade Confirmation ... Management UNIQUE CCP SERVICES VALUE-ADDED CLEARINGSERVICES COMPLEMENTARY CLEARINGSERVICES Figure 2.3 Functional view on clearing Source: Author’s own 2.1.2.1 Basic clearingservicesClearing refers ... 32 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets 2.1.2.2.3 Cash management Cash management provides important servicesfor the smooth functioning of the clearing house, which is highly relevant for risk...
... Integrated Clearing System Clearing House Link Clearing House Link NCMs Clearing Member Clearing House CM Clearing Account Clearing Members Clearing Members Clearing Members Clearing Members Clearing ... (1998), p 161 116 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets Year Partnering Clearing Houses Status Mergers & Acquisitions NYSE Clearing, American Stock Exchange Clearing, NASD Clearing to form NSCC I 1976 ... exchange for products originally traded on this exchange, and cleared through Clearing House The home clearing house forClearing Members is thus Clearing House The home clearing house for Clearing...
... were as follows: For the reasons for conducting personal interviews and for details on the process of data collection, refer to section 4.2 122 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets r high volume ... 336–7, for details o 132 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets EMPIRICAL STUDY Approach Pursued Collect … … Qualitative Information from Expert Interviews Insight Pursued … Quantitative Information ... volume clearing members Refer to Chapter for details on the response rates of the different interviewee groups 148 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets LOW / MEDIUM VOLUME HIGH VOLUME CLEARING...
... charging 17 cents for the €500,000 hedge At 30 cents, the 73 Refer to Appendix for details on which products were chosen for the benchmark analysis 162 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets Fees in ... lower 164 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets are competitive, the CME’s fees forclearing index futures and interest rate derivatives appear over-priced.80 The fees charged by the OCC for individual ... these costs into context 176 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets As outlined in section 3.2, costs of production imply divergent meanings for different clearing members For a clearer with a prop...
... Dvorak keypad, which is considered to allow for a 220 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets The lock-in concept can be applied to the adoption of clearingservices on the first and second network levels ... marketplaces for which the CCP offers clearingservices is then indirectly determined by the number of clearing members connected to it; as the clearing members constitute potential demand for the clearing ... other regulations that explicitly address these risks 212 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets the clearing of additional products and markets, a clearer has an incentive to connect to an increasing...
... anonymous referee 28 Cf interviews 296 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets 8.1.1.3 Suitability of clearing links to integrate European clearing Whether clearing links are a viable way to consolidate ... (2001b), p 84 284 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets monopoly,57 whereas others oppose this view.58 Most of these contributions, however, tend to refer to the clearingservices provided by ... 8.3) The reason for this is that consolidating the European clearing industry through M&A initiatives results in the creation of a Single CCP 286 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets CHAPTER...
... clear opinion or did not specify their opinion 316 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets NETWORK STRATEGY The GlobalClearing Link - ECAG The GlobalClearing Link - CCorp - Figure 8.9 COST IMPACT ... coming into play Cf Falvey/Kleit (2006), p 18 Cf interviews 326 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarketsGLOBALCLEARING LINK GLOBALCLEARING LINK - ECAG - NETWORK EFFECTS - CCorp - INFLUENCING FACTORS ... showed that the cost impact of the EU Link for globally active clearing members is zero to very low Clearing members with a 342 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets prop focus could benefit from a...
... framework for determining which European clearing houses actually ought to be linked is presented in section 10.1.5 410 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets r Make up for the lost intermediation services ... efficiency for all European clearing members The same is not true for CCPs operating under the ownership or control of a subset of their clearing members 416 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets ... Eurex Clearing, LCH.Clearnet, OMX Clearing, MEFF and CC&G 396 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets Costs in EUR 2,000,000,000 1,503,000,000 1,500,000,000 39% 980,000,000 1,000,000,000 27% Clearing...
... 424 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets The identified prerequisites for the successful implementation of clearing links also apply to any clearing house outside of Europe ... If the partnering clearing houses not adequately attempt to 436 Clearingservicesforglobalmarkets overcome the link-inherent starting problem or if clearing members are forced to participate ... 432 Clearingservicesforglobalmarkets strategy pursued and the characteristics and cost structure of the partnering clearing houses 11.1.6 Chapter – What theory reveals – framework for efficiency...
... NO The GlobalClearing Link, Phase I The GlobalClearing Link, Phase II A clearing link between Eurex Clearing and CME The merger of LCH and Clearnet A merger of LCH.Clearnet and Eurex Clearing ... YEARS GlobalClearing Link Phase (EUR Link) GlobalClearing Link Phase (USD Link) Merger of LCH and Clearnet (fictitious) Merger of LCH.Clearnet and Eurex Clearing (fictitious) Clearing Link Eurex Clearing ... indirect clearing costs in 2005? Do you see any correlation between clearing- related transaction costs and different structures forclearing service provision (i.e for- profit vs not -for- profit clearing...
... 50 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets 2.3 The Value Provision Network Clearingservices are usually offered in a tiered structure.201 This section explains the structural set-up of the clearing ... 52 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets licence NCMs may either not be eligible for or may not desire direct membership in the CCP.206 NCMs must therefore become customers of a GCM to effect clearing. 207 ... intermediary 46 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets of a financial market.170 The effectiveness of a CCP’s risk management and sufficient levels of financial resources are therefore crucial for the stability...
... Integrated Clearing System Clearing House Link Clearing House Link NCMs Clearing Member Clearing House CM Clearing Account Clearing Members Clearing Members Clearing Members Clearing Members Clearing ... (1998), p 161 116 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets Year Partnering Clearing Houses Status Mergers & Acquisitions NYSE Clearing, American Stock Exchange Clearing, NASD Clearing to form NSCC I 1976 ... exchange for products originally traded on this exchange, and cleared through Clearing House The home clearing house forClearing Members is thus Clearing House The home clearing house for Clearing...
... were as follows: For the reasons for conducting personal interviews and for details on the process of data collection, refer to section 4.2 122 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets r high volume ... 336–7, for details o 132 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets EMPIRICAL STUDY Approach Pursued Collect … … Qualitative Information from Expert Interviews Insight Pursued … Quantitative Information ... volume clearing members Refer to Chapter for details on the response rates of the different interviewee groups 148 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets LOW / MEDIUM VOLUME HIGH VOLUME CLEARING...
... Dvorak keypad, which is considered to allow for a 220 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets The lock-in concept can be applied to the adoption of clearingservices on the first and second network levels ... marketplaces for which the CCP offers clearingservices is then indirectly determined by the number of clearing members connected to it; as the clearing members constitute potential demand for the clearing ... other regulations that explicitly address these risks 212 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets the clearing of additional products and markets, a clearer has an incentive to connect to an increasing...
... products or markets, with, for example, one clearing house offering clearingservicesfor derivatives and the partnering CCP offering clearingservicesfor equities A regionally active clearing ... less leeway is available for introducing additional complementary clearing services, because doing so would call for additional resources 256 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets network effects ... definition, a Single CCP integrates more markets and clearing members than M&A activity 246 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets necessary for fully integrating the clearing houses’ value chains.6 Additional...
... anonymous referee 28 Cf interviews 296 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets 8.1.1.3 Suitability of clearing links to integrate European clearing Whether clearing links are a viable way to consolidate ... (2001b), p 84 284 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets monopoly,57 whereas others oppose this view.58 Most of these contributions, however, tend to refer to the clearingservices provided by ... 8.3) The reason for this is that consolidating the European clearing industry through M&A initiatives results in the creation of a Single CCP 286 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets CHAPTER...
... clear opinion or did not specify their opinion 316 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets NETWORK STRATEGY The GlobalClearing Link - ECAG The GlobalClearing Link - CCorp - Figure 8.9 COST IMPACT ... coming into play Cf Falvey/Kleit (2006), p 18 Cf interviews 326 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarketsGLOBALCLEARING LINK GLOBALCLEARING LINK - ECAG - NETWORK EFFECTS - CCorp - INFLUENCING FACTORS ... showed that the cost impact of the EU Link for globally active clearing members is zero to very low Clearing members with a 342 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets prop focus could benefit from a...
... 348 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets Euronext 100% Clearing Members 75% LME, IPE LIFFE 17.7% 7.3% London Clearing House Ltd Not -For- Profit Organisation Figure 8.21 ... business model Regionally-to-globally active clearing members (CMPR-G /CMAR-G ) and globally active clearers (CMPG /CMAG ) can benefit 374 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarkets from M&A initiatives ... Single CCP for Europe not only in terms of the time and resources required 276 Statement made by interviewed non -clearing member representative 380 ClearingServicesforGlobalMarketsfor successful...
... 56–7 clearing organisations see clearing houses clearing process definition 1–2, 17–40 time lag 18 clearingservices types of providers 33–9 types of services provided 33–9 see also post-trade services ... European clearing 279–84 Transaction Cost Impact Matrix 240, 258–67, 276–7 functional view of clearing 19–33 basic clearingservices 20–2 complementary clearingservices 32–3 scope and type of services ... challenges for Eurex Clearing AG 414–15 531 Index challenges for LCH.Clearnet Ltd 415 competitive dynamics 414–15 framework for a clearing link strategy, 418–20 global context of European clearing...