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© 2019 Japan Securities Clearing Corporation
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Clearing Services Strategies
JPX IR Day 2019
Hironaga Miyama,President & CEOJapan Securities Clearing Corporation
July 3, 2019
(Reference Translation)
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1. Outline of JSCC Business
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(1) JSCC Business Scope Started clearing services related to Listed Products in 2003, and expanded its clearing
coverage to OTC Derivatives (CDS and IRS) and JGB Transactions.
Listed Products OTC Transactions
TSE
OSE
Trading
Clearing
Settlement Securities Settlement
Assumption of Obligation
Commenced CDS Clearing(Jul. 2011)
Fund Settlement
Japan Securities Depository Center / Bank of Japan
Bank of Japan / Fund settlement banks
Equities / CBs /REITs / ETFs
(Jan. 2003)
Credit Default Swaps (CDS)
Netting
Merged with Japan Government Bond Clearing Corporation(Oct. 2013)
Securities Companies, Banks, etc.
Commenced IRS Clearing(Oct. 2012)
NSE, SSE, FSE
PTS (July 2010)
Futures/OptionsTSE Feb. 2004OSE July. 2013
Interest Rate Swaps (IRS) OTC JGB
(Est. July 2002)
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45.9% 45.7% 42.4% 42.9% 40.2%
11.5% 11.5% 12.0% 12.1% 11.6%
15.4% 15.4% 16.8% 16.5% 17.4%
8.3% 7.2% 9.0% 9.1% 10.4%
18.9% 20.2% 19.9% 19.4% 20.5%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Trading Services Listing Servicesd Information Services
Other Clearing Services
17.219.5
17.5 19.2 18.8
2.3
2.73.1
3.1 3.41.5
1.41.5
1.6 3.0
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Listed Products OTC Derivatives OTC JGB
(2) Status of JSCC Revenue
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JSCC’s operating revenue is showing moderate expansion trend mainly from improvement of market conditions after start of Abe administration and expansion of clearing of OTC transactions.
Share of OTC transactions (OTC Derivatives and OTC JGB) in operating revenue gradually increased, and reached approx. 26% in FY 2018.
Share of revenue from clearing services in operating revenue of entire JPX steadily shifted at approx. 20%.
Breakdown of JPX Operating RevenueBreakdown of JPX Operating Revenue
(FY)
JSCC Operating RevenueJSCC Operating Revenue
(FY)
(in bil. yen)
21.023.8
22.224.0
25.3
18.1%
17.8%21.3%
19.8% 25.8%
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(3) JSCC Management Policy
Sail to the future.Keep the market secure.
I Pursue “the shape of the market” toward the next generation⇒Shorten stock settlement cycle & improve
clearing services for better global competitiveness
II Launch and develop a comprehensive exchange⇒Adopt measures for clearing commodity
derivatives to raise reliability
III Diversify and propel data services into the next generation
IV Develop a foundation to support the future of our business and the society
JSCC Management PolicyManagement Policy and Core Strategies under JPX 3rd Medium-Term Management Plan
1. Reinforcement of Basic Functions as CCP
2. Offering Clearing Services Responsive to New Needs
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2. Future Business Strategies in each Clearing Service
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Providing Clearing Services to exchanges (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo) and 2 PTSs (SBI Japannext PTS / Chi-X PTS). Clearing volume trend links to trading volume at exchanges.
Reinforcement of basic functions and refinement of services contribute to vitalization of the market.
(1) Listed Products Clearing Service
1. Reinforcement of Basic Functions as CCP
2. Offering Clearing Services Responsive to New Needs
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Cut down on settlement risk through shortening of stock settlement cycle (T+2) (implementation scheduled on July 16).
Sophisticate margin calculation method for Listed Derivatives to reinforce risk management.
As to application for ETF creation/redemption, CCP stands between investor side (securities companies, etc.) and issuer side (fund managers, etc.), thereby integrating and facilitating entire process of ETF creation/redemption from application to settlement (implementation targeted in Jan. 2021).
Benefit of introduction of clearing services related to ETF creation/redemption① Reduce operation cost / risk② Shorten period from cash equities procurement to ETF
acquisition: T+4 or more ⇒ T+2③ Simultaneous ETF sale and cash equity basket purchase
becomes possible (currently ETF sale is not allowed until completion of settlement (T+4 or more))
Boost Activity
in the ETF Market
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0
20
40
60
80
100
2014/3 2015/3 2016/3 2017/3 2018/3 2019/3
The number of clearing service users is steadily increasing since clearing launch, and the number of clients using JSCC’s clearing service increased from 71 to 90 in FY 2018.
FY 2018 operating revenue for OTC Derivatives increased approx. 10% comparing to the previous FY.
(2) OTC Derivatives Clearing Service
1. Reinforcement of Basic Functions as CCP
2. Offering Clearing Services Responsive to New Needs
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To deal with interest rate benchmark reform, including discontinuation of calculation of LIBOR, that is the major benchmark for IRS, having discussion with market stakeholders on smooth transition to alternative benchmark for JSCC cleared trades (fallbacks).
Further expand clearing service users through various measures for enhancement of Clearing Participants’ convenience.
7.8%
LIBOR-related TIBOR, etc.
Open Interest of IRS cleared at JSCC* (as of end of March 2019)Open Interest of IRS cleared at JSCC* (as of end of March 2019)
LIBOR-related92.2%
Number of Clients using JSCC’s IRS Clearing Service through Clearing ParticipantsNumber of Clients using JSCC’s IRS Clearing Service through Clearing Participants
90
JPY1,315tril.
* Volume on one-way basis
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0102030405060708090
100 銘柄後決め現先取引 銘柄先決め現先取引 現金担保付債券貸借取引 売買(兆円)
T+1
Subsequent Collateral Allocation Repo
Standard Repo
(in tri. yen)Cash-secured Bond Lending Buying/Selling
2018/1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2019/1 2 3
Through effect of shortening of settlement cycle (T+1) in May 2018 and increase in new users of clearing service since Dec. 2018, clearing volume in FY 2018 increased approx. 7% from the previous FY and JSCC’s share in BOJ JGB DVP settlement reached 80%.
Operating revenue increased approx. 90% comparing to the previous FY partly from fee structure revision implemented in May 2018.
Expansion of clearing volume started from the latter half of FY 2018 is still continuing in this FY, and increase comparing to the previous FY can be expected.
(3) OTC JGB Clearing Service
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Change in Clearing Volume by Trade Type(daily average)
* Value on one-way basis.
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For realization of comprehensive exchange targeted in FY2020, integrate clearing function of Japan Commodity Clearing House (JCCH) to JSCC, and launch Commodities clearing in JSCC.
JSCC clears commodity transactions in an integrated fashion and reinforces risk management, thereby facilitate entry by financial sectors and pursue vitalization of commodity market through enhancement of reliability
(4) New Service (Launch Commodities Clearing)2. Offering Clearing Services Responsive to New Needs
Clearing Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC)
Precious MetalRubberAgricultural
Osaka Exchange Tokyo Commodity Exchange
Oil
Precious Metal Rubber Agricultural
Trading
Osaka DojimaCommodity Exchange
Agricultural Sugar
Transfer Products
Integrate Clearing Function
Japan Commodity Clearing House (JCCH)
Commodity Derivatives
Financial Derivatives
Commodity Derivatives Commodity Derivatives
Commodity Derivatives
Financial Derivatives (Osaka Exchange)
Precious Metal ◆Rubber Agricultural
(Osaka Dojima Commodity Exchange) Agricultural ◆Sugar
Commodity Derivatives(Tokyo Commodity Exchange) Oil
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Supplementary Information
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Roles of JSCC
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1020
Sec. Co. B
10
10 2020
Assumption of Obligation(Clearing)
(Seller) (Buyer)
Securities Co. A
Securities Co. B
Securities
Payment
A Central Counterparty(CCP) acts as a counterparty to the seller and the buyer of a transaction.
CCP
Clearing of Transactions
Netting
Securities Co. A
Securities Co. B
(Seller) (Buyer)
Netting allows for reduced settlement amount by offsetting the amounts to be paid and received to arrive at a single amount for each counterparty.
Sec. Co. A Sec. Co. C
Sec. Co. B
10
2020
Sec. Co. A Sec. Co. C
Sec. Co. B
Sec. Co. A Sec. Co. C
CCP20 10
10CCP
10
Netting
Benefits of CCP Clearing
Reduced Credit Risk Removes concerns over a transaction counterparty’s credit risk
Reduced Systemic Risk Reduces the possibility of a spillover of systemic risk from a participant default to other participants
Improved Efficiency Allows efficient use of securities/funds through nettingStreamlines settlement operations
Reliability in Participant Default Management
Reliable management for a participant default based on clear processes(Reliability demonstrated in handling of the past participant default)
Payment
Securities
Payment
Securities
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