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Operating model "B" or Net Margination Model

In document MIGRATION PREPARATION SCHEDULE (Page 54-72)

CONSEQUENCES SCENARIO 1

6.2.2 Operating model "B" or Net Margination Model

Below we provide a summary of the various cases found in the operating model B or net margination model.

The following table shows the different scenarios encountered in moving from one case to the another one: the move from one case to the other is in each case represented by a change of settlement agent and/or a change in participation to the Central Counterparty.

The following diagram shows an instance for each case indicating the subject to which the bilateral balance refers to.

Move from case 1 to case 3A

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from being direct to indirect in the settlement system

 The trader is no longer directly associated with the CCP (individual clearing member) but operates through a general clearing member (the trader's account will be same as the GCM account)

CONSEQUENCES

 The trader, both in its role as "replaced" settlement agent and individual clearing member, can no longer view its own transactions, neither as issuer or counterparty

 The "incoming" settlement agent/GCM can view the transactions of the trader that was previously directly involved in settlement

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances) o settlement agent

o settlement account

Move from case 3A to case 1

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from an indirect participation in the settlement process to a direct one

 The trader moves from indirect membership in the CCP to a direct one

CONSEQUENCES

 The "replaced" settlement agent, also as GCM, can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The "incoming" settlement agent, that is also the trader and ICM, has full visibility of all the transactions regardless of the role performed

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances) o settlement agent

o settlement account

Move from case 1 to case 4

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from direct in the clearing operation to indirect (operating through a settlement agent)

 The trader maintains a direct participation to the counterparty

CONSEQUENCES

 The "incoming" settlement agent (of the trader and the GCM) can view the transactions of the trader that was previously directly appointed in clearing

 The trader, in its role as "replaced" settlement agent, can no longer view its own transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent o settlement account

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

o settlement agent

o Settlement account

Move from case 4 to case 1

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from indirect to direct in clearing The trader maintains a direct participation to the CCP CONSEQUENCES

 The "incoming" settlement agent that is also the trader and individual clearing member, has full visibility of all the transactions regardless of the role performed

 The "replaced" settlement agent can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent o settlement account

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

o settlement agent o settlement account

Move from case 1 to case 5A

SCENARIO

 The trader is no longer a direct participant in the CCP but operates through a general clearing member

 The trader moves from being directly appointed in the clearing operation to take an indirect role using the same settlement agent as the GCM. Please note the trader account is the same as the clearing member's account

CONSEQUENCES

 The trader, in its role as "replaced" settlement agent, can no longer view its own transactions

 The "incoming" settlement agent can view all the transactions of the trader that was previously directly involved in the settlement process

 The general clearing member has a full view of the bilateral balances set up in its name

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

o settlement agent o settlement account o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances)

Move from case 5A to case 1

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from indirect to direct in settlement system

 The trader moves from an indirect participation of the CCP to a direct one

CONSEQUENCES

 The "replaced" settlement agent can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The "incoming" settlement agent, which coincides with the trader, has a full view of its own transactions

 The "replaced" general clearing member can no longer view the transactions, due to its direct participation to the trader's CCP

 The trader, in its role as "incoming" settlement agent, has a full view of its own transactions thanks to its direct participation to the CCP

 The bilateral balances created in the name of the general clearing member are taken on by the trader

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

o settlement agent o settlement account o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances)

Move from case 2 to case 3B

COMBINED SCENARIO SCENARIO 1

The trader moves from direct to indirect in the settlement system using the same GCM. The settlement agent must use two different accounts for the trader and the GCM

SCENARIO 2

The trader moves from direct to indirect in the settlement system and change the general clearing member. The settlement agent must use two different accounts for the trader and the GCM

CONSEQUENCES SCENARIO 1

 The trader continues to view its own transactions but no longer as "replaced" settlement agent

 The trader’s "incoming" settlement agent can view all the trader’s transactions, which it could previously view in its role as GCM

 The following fields are subject to change on the transaction:

o settlement agent o settlement account

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member):

o settlement agent o settlement account

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o settlement account

SCENARIO 2

 The trader continues to view its own transactions but no longer as "replaced" settlement agent

 The "replaced" GCM can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The "incoming" GCM, even in its role as the trader's settlement agent, has a full view of the trader's transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent o settlement account o general clearing member

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member):

o settlement agent o settlement account o issuer

o the counterparty

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o settlement agent o settlement account o counterparty

Move from case 3B to case 2

COMBINED SCENARIO SCENARIO 1

The trader moves from indirect to direct in the settlement system and changes General Clearing Member. The clearing member and the settlement agent coincide

SCENARIO 2

The trader moves from indirect to direct in the settlement system and changes General Clearing Member. The clearing member and the settlement agent coincide

CONSEQUENCES SCENARIO 1

 The “replaced” trader’s settlement agent, can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The trader, in its role as "incoming" settlement agent, has a full view of its own transactions

 The "new" General Clearing Member, which coincides with the GCM settlement agent, has a full view of the trader's transactions, thanks to its indirect participation in the CCP.

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member o settlement agent

o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member):

o settlement agent o settlement account o the counterparty

 the following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between the general clearing member and the CCP):

o issuer

o settlement agent o settlement account

SCENARIO 2

 The trader’s "replaced" settlement agent can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The trader, in its role as "incoming" settlement agent, has a full view of its own transactions

 The general clearing member, which coincides with the GCM settlement agent, continues to have the same view of the trader's transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent o settlement account

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member):

o settlement agent o settlement account

Move from case 2 to case 5B

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from direct to indirect in the settlement system and changes the GCM. The new trader and GCM settlement agent must use different accounts CONSEQUENCES

 The trader continues to view its own transactions but no longer as "replaced" settlement agent

 The "replaced" GCM, can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The "new" settlement agent of the trader and general clearing member can view all the trader’s and new GCM’s transactions

 The "new" general clearing member can view the trader's transactions, seeing as the new subject is required to interface with the CCP

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member o settlement agent

o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member):

o settlement agent o settlement account o counterparty

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o settlement account

Move from case 5B to case 2

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from indirect to direct in the settlement system and changes GCM

CONSEQUENCES

 The trader, that is the same with the "incoming" settlement agent, has a full view of its own transactions, but not as GCM settlement agent

 The "replaced" settlement agent can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The "new" general clearing member, that is the same with its own settlement agent, has a full view of the trader's transactions, thanks to its indirect membership in the CCP

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member o settlement agent

o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member):

o settlement agent o settlement account o counterparty

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o settlement account

Move from case 3A to case 4

COMBINED SCENARIO SCENARIO 1

The trader moves from an indirect participation to the CCP to a direct one and it maintains the previous GCM’s settlement agent

SCENARIO 2

The trader moves from an indirect participation to the CCP to a direct one and it resorts a new settlement agent

CONSEQUENCES SCENARIO 1

 The trader acquires the visibility of its balances in its role as ICM

 The "replaced" GCM can no longer view the trader's balances, but retains visibility over them in its role as settlement agent

 The settlement agent continues to have the same visibility over the trader’s transactions compared to the pre-variation situation seeing as the settlement agent has remained the same

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances)

SCENARIO 2

 The trader acquires the visibility of its balances in its role as ICM

 The "replaced" GCM can no longer view the trader's transactions even in its role as

"replaced" settlement agent

 The "new" trader’s settlement agent, that is the ICM, can now view all transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances) o settlement agent

o settlement account

Move from case 4 to case 3A

SCENARIO

 The trader moves from a direct registration to the CCP to an indirect participation in the CCP

CONSEQUENCES

 The "replaced" ICM can no longer view the trader’s balances

 The "incoming" GCM can view the trader’s balances

 The settlement agent continues to have the same visibility over the trader’s transactions as it had in the pre-variation situation seeing as the settlement agent has remained the same

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member

o code of the subject that owns the bilateral net balance

 Only the field relative to the general clearing member is subject to changes on the transaction

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances)

Move from case 3A to case 5A

COMBINED SCENARIO SCENARIO 1

The trader changes GCM while using the same settlement agent

SCENARIO 2

The trader changes GCM and at the same time changes its settlement agent which must coincide with the one of the GCM

CONSEQUENCES SCENARIO 1

 The trader’s settlement agent continues to view the trader’s transactions, but no longer as "replaced" GCM

 The "incoming" GCM can view the trader’s transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

SCENARIO 2

 The "old" trader settlement agent can no longer view the transactions

 The "incoming" settlement agent can now view the trader’s transactions

 The "replaced" GCM can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The "incoming" GCM acquires the visibility of the trader’s transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o settlement agent o settlement account

Move from case 5A to case 3A

SCENARIO

 The trader changes GCM using its own settlement agent

CONSEQUENCES

 The "replaced" GCM can no longer view the trader’s balances

 The "incoming" GCM can view the trader’s balances

 The settlement agent continues to have the same visibility over the trader’s transactions as it had prior to the pre-variation situation seeing as the settlement agent has remained the same

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP);

o issuer

Move from case 3B to case 5B

COMBINED SCENARIO SCENARIO 1

The trader changes GCM maintaining the same settlement agent that uses two different accounts for the trader and the GCM

SCENARIO 2

The trader changes GCM and changes settlement agent at the same time, which then uses two different accounts for the trader and the GCM

CONSEQUENCES SCENARIO 1

 The trader’s settlement agent continues to view the trader’s transactions but no longer as "replaced" GCM

 The "incoming" GCM can now view the trader’s transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 Only the field relative to the issuer is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP)

 Only the field relative to the issuer is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member)

SCENARIO 2

 The “old” trader settlement agent can no longer view the trader’s transactions, even as

"replaced" GCM

 The "incoming" settlement agent acquires the visibility of the trader’s transactions

 The "incoming" GCM acquires the visibility of the trader’s transactions

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member):

o settlement agent o settlement account o counterparty

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP):

o issuer

o settlement agent o settlement account

Move from case 5B to case 3B

SCENARIO

 The trader changes GCM using its own settlement agent and two different accounts

CONSEQUENCES

 The "replaced" GCM can no longer view the trader’s balances

 The "incoming" GCM can view the trader’s balances

 The settlement agent continues to have the same visibility over the trader’s transactions as it had prior to the pre-variation situation seeing as the settlement agent has remained the same

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 Only the data relative to the counterparty is subject to change on the bilateral net balance (transaction between trader and its general clearing member)

 Only the data relative to the counterparty is subject to change on the bilateral net balance (transaction between general clearing member and CCP)

Move from case 4 to case 5A

COMBINED SCENARIO SCENARIO 1

The trader moves from direct to indirect participation to the CCP

SCENARIO 2

The trader moves from direct to indirect participation to the CCP and changes settlement agent using the one used by the GCM

CONSEQUENCES SCENARIO 1

 The "replaced" ICM can no longer view the trader’s balances

 The "incoming" GCM can view the trader’s balances

 The settlement agent continues to have the same visibility over the trader’s transactions as it had prior to the pre-variation situation seeing as the settlement agent has remained the same

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o general clearing member

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

o issuer

o negotiation type (in certain instances)

SCENARIO 2

 The "replaced" settlement agent can no longer view the trader’s transactions

 The "incoming" settlement agent can view all the transactions of the trader that was previously directly involved in settlement

 The "new" general clearing member has a full view of the trader's balances, by interfacing directly with the CCP

 The "replaced" general clearing member can no longer view its own transaction balances

 The following data is subject to changes on the transaction:

o settlement agent

o general clearing member o settlement account

o code of the participant that owns the bilateral net balance

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

 The following data is subject to changes on the bilateral net balance:

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