Eurex calls for capital relief on segregated accounts
If positions can be ported easily, clearing members should not be on the hook
Regulators should provide a capital incentive for the use of segregated accounts in derivatives clearing, because they reduce risk if a member defaults, according to Matthias Graulich, global head of clients and markets at Eurex Clearing. The argument is that segregated collateral can be ported away from a stricken clearing member more easily, shrinking the amount of risk for which the firm is responsible.
Capital rules for cleared trades already create an incentive for bank users of clearing
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