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EU banks fear capital hit from CCP approval delays

For banks to apply a 2% risk-weight, non-EU CCPs must be approved by Esma and their home-country rules by the EC. That process has to be complete by June 15 but banks now fear that will not happen in some cases

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European banks fear delays to Europe's approval regime for central counterparties (CCPs) could lead to big jumps in capital for trades cleared at a number of non-EU venues.

Europe's version of Basel III allows banks to treat non-EU clearers as so-called qualifying CCPs (QCCPs) until June 15, meaning cleared exposures receive a rock-bottom 2% risk-weight. Market participants initially expected

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