JSCC considers default fund consolidation
Japanese clearing house looks for efficiency gains amid expansion of clearing products and influx of international firms
The Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC) is considering a reorganisation of its default fund structure as part of a broader review of its membership and default management framework for listed derivatives.
The clearing house currently maintains 10 separate default funds within its listed derivatives segment, covering products ranging from Japanese government bond futures to commodity
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