This article identifies and analyzes the various benefits and drawbacks that the adoption of a central counterparty [ CCP] for OTC markets can induce, notably in terms of counterparty, systemic, transparency and liquidity risks management. First, we look at how the transaction costs are affected by the introduction of this risk pooling entity. The implications of the presence of a CCP on the liquidity and market transparency are then analyzed. Finally, we discuss the various risks faced by the CCP (concentration risk, information asymmetry, moral hazard and adverse selection) and bring out some recommendations regarding the functioning and access to the CCP terms. Classification JEL : G15, G18, G23.Cet article recense et analyse les différ...
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Artículo de revistaSince the international financial crisis, central clearing counterparties (CCPs) ...
The financial market turmoil has demonstrated the importance of OTC derivatives markets for financia...
We study the role of a central counterparty (CCP) in controlling counterparty risk. When trading is ...
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Version 3.0 This paper analyzes central counterparty (CCP) clearing – defined as the diversifica-tio...
In this thesis, we aim to show effects of centrally clearing OTC derivatives on counterparty exposur...
Recent regulatory efforts, especially in the U.S. and Europe, are aimed at reducing moral hazard so ...
This paper examines the legislative and regulatory proposals by the United States and the European C...
Against the background of the economic dynamics of financial markets, this book examines the EU regu...
In order to protect themselves against the potential losses in case of a participant's default and t...
This article identifies and analyzes the various benefits and drawbacks that the adoption of a centr...
Artículo de revistaSince the international financial crisis, central clearing counterparties (CCPs) ...
The financial market turmoil has demonstrated the importance of OTC derivatives markets for financia...
We study the role of a central counterparty (CCP) in controlling counterparty risk. When trading is ...
The authors explain why central counterparties (CCPs) emerged historically. With standardized contra...
This paper investigates increased liquidity provision by market makers resulting from their ability ...
Among the reforms to OTC derivative markets since the global financial crisis is a commitment to col...
To mitigate systemic risk, some regulators have advocated the greater use of centralized counterpart...
peer reviewedAs part of financial market infrastructures, central counterparties (CCPs) have long be...
Version 3.0 This paper analyzes central counterparty (CCP) clearing – defined as the diversifica-tio...
In this thesis, we aim to show effects of centrally clearing OTC derivatives on counterparty exposur...
Recent regulatory efforts, especially in the U.S. and Europe, are aimed at reducing moral hazard so ...
This paper examines the legislative and regulatory proposals by the United States and the European C...
Against the background of the economic dynamics of financial markets, this book examines the EU regu...
In order to protect themselves against the potential losses in case of a participant's default and t...