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7. CLEARING<br />

This year, the <strong>Survey</strong> asked respondents to report further information in relation to central clearing. The role of<br />

central counterparties (“CCPs”) in clearing trades and in managing collateral is of growing importance and, as<br />

new regulation is implemented, future surveys will report key statistics on the proportion of collateral pledged<br />

for cleared swaps, the level of firms engaged in margining of cleared OTC transactions and the number of clearing<br />

agreements in place.<br />

Firms were asked to detail their readiness to comply with the clearing mandates under Dodd-Frank and EMIR. All<br />

respondents from large firms stated that they would be 100 percent ready to comply with both Dodd-Frank and<br />

EMIR clearing mandates, falling to around 70 percent readiness for small firms.<br />

Firms were also asked if they anticipated using multiple CCPs or just a single CCP. Approximately 88 percent of<br />

firms indicated that they expect to deal through multiple CCPs. Only 12 percent of firms indicated that they<br />

anticipated using a single CCP, probably because these are more domestically focused firms.<br />

The <strong>2013</strong> survey asked dealer respondents to report information regarding the initial and variation margin levels<br />

they had as both where they were directly executing a trade and where they were acting as a derivatives clearing<br />

member for a customer. When directly executing a trade, firms execute and clear OTC derivatives on their own<br />

behalf and have membership in a clearing house (otherwise known as house clearing). When executing a trade as<br />

a derivatives clearing member refers to where a firm will clear OTC derivatives on behalf of a third party or client<br />

(otherwise known as client clearing).<br />

Table 7.1a: Collateral Outstanding with a Central Counterparty<br />

Collateral outstanding with a central counterparty: dealers executing directly (house clearing)<br />

USD millions<br />

CFTC Compliant DCOs<br />

Collateral Received<br />

Collateral Delivered<br />

Cash Securities Subtotal Cash Securities Subtotal<br />

Initial <strong>Margin</strong> N/A N/A N/A 20,405 10,101 30,506<br />

Variation <strong>Margin</strong> 32,728 3,504 36,232 39,187 1,426 40,613<br />

Other DCOs<br />

Initial <strong>Margin</strong> N/A N/A N/A 1,497 4,847 6,344<br />

Variation <strong>Margin</strong> 31,123 0 31,123 8,135 0 8,135<br />

Totals<br />

Initial <strong>Margin</strong> N/A N/A N/A 21,902 14,948 36,850<br />

Variation <strong>Margin</strong> 63,851 3,504 67,355 47,322 1,426 48,748<br />

Total 67,355 85,598<br />

<strong>ISDA</strong> <strong>Margin</strong> <strong>Survey</strong> <strong>2013</strong> June <strong>2013</strong>

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