Have CCPs got better at absorbing shocks?
Extreme market shocks are becoming less exceptional.
Since the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, global markets have been rattled by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs of April 2025 and, most recently, the US war on Iran. Central counterparties (CCPs) have had to manage the fallout from each episode, as clearing members found themselves exposed to rapidly worsening
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