The National Clearing Centre (NCC) is responsible for clearing and central counterparty activities. The principal and major goal of the NCC is to guarantee financial stability for the financial markets’ segments served by the NCC. The NCC's comprehensive risk management framework encompasses all relevant aspects associated to its clearing and central counterparty functions.
Securities market risk management system
The NCC introduced a risk management system consisting of:
Requirements for Clearing Members
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The NCC calculates Initial Margin, Collateral for stress and contributions to the Guarantee funds for each Clearing Member.
Assets accepted as collateral are as RUB, CNY, Shares, OFZs, Corporate bonds.
Assets accepted as contributions to the Guarantee Fund are as RUB, OFZs.
The Single limit calculation
The Single limit is a component of the risk management system aimed to control sufficiency of collateral posted by a Clearing member in order to balance risks associated with a position portfolio run by the Clearing member.
The Single limit shall be computed based on the following:
marking to market of the portfolio;
market risk associated with the portfolio;
interest rate risk associated with the portfolio.