31 January 2012 – 2 February 2012
Joint CCP presentation at a roadshow organised by Nasdaq OMX in Copenhagen, Helsinki and Stockholm.
Through speeches, presentations, studies and other outreach, EuroCCP contributes to market participants' understanding of the clearing industry and how central counterparties (CCPs) mitigate risks, for individual firms and for the financial system overall. The presentations and papers provided here, a selection of materials produced by EuroCCP, offer an overview of the important issues related to clearing in Europe and how market participants can help shape the future.
31 January 2012 – 2 February 2012
Joint CCP presentation at a roadshow organised by Nasdaq OMX in Copenhagen, Helsinki and Stockholm.
19 January 2012
Presentation given by Diana Chan at the SEB Northern Thoughts Day event in London on 19 January 2012.
5-7 October 2011
Joint CCP presentation at a roadshow organised by Nasdaq OMX in Copenhagen, Helsinki and Stockholm
2 August 2011
Interoperability Launch - FT Trading Room interview of Diana Chan, EuroCCP Chief Executive Officer
First published in The TRADE, Issue 27 2011
Reform of the post-trade infrastructure of Europe’s cash equities markets is beginning to yield cost savings and efficiencies.
Diana Chan, CEO, EuroCCP, says there’s much more to come.
By Diana Chan, chief executive of EuroCCP
Published: December 9 2010
Management of risk and stability has become the dominant theme as European policymakers craft key legislation, thrusting the role of CCPs into the spotlight.
From the FT.com - registration (free) required to view articles online
November 2010
Presentation by Diana Chan, EuroCCP's Chief Executive Officer, at the C-5 EU Regulation of OTC Derivatives & Clearing 2010
May 2010
In Global Financial Strategy, May 2010 - Issue II, EuroCCP's CEO Diana Chan says two key provisions are needed to deliver the benefits of interoperability between central counterparties.
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January 2010
As Europe's securities regulators, equities central counterparties (CCPs) and trading firms work together to design a framework for interoperability between CCPs that is safe, scalable and sustainable, EuroCCP presents a discussion of several options for reducing the liquidity and credit risks in multi-CCP links. In this paper, EuroCCP offers for discussion and consideration four key recommendations. Video: Diana Chan, CEO EuroCCP, on interoperability among CCPs.
January 2010
This presentation, delivered at a briefing in London, reviews the proposals contained in EuroCCP's discussion paper, Recommendations for Reducing Risks Among Interoperating CCPs. The presentation includes graphics illustrating key concepts described in the paper, suggests provisions that could be incorporated in an interoperability convention, and summarises the main issues to be discussed further among market participants.
October 2009
Competition in clearing has been established as a public policy in Europe through the EU Code of Conduct and Guidelines that articulate a high-level framework for interoperability. Interoperability is perceived to be complex and risky, but the nature of its risks is not well understood. This overview serves to demystify interoperability and suggests how it could be made safe.