Title: From CCBM to CCBM2
1From CCBM to CCBM2
Amsterdam, 28 March 2008
2Towards a consolidated collateral
management within the Eurosystem
3Why CCBM2?
Granting credit on foreign collateral
- Custody of collateral
- Domestic
- Vault
- Local CSD
- Cross border
- Direct links between different CSDs
- Foreign CSD via CCBM network of central banks
CCB
CCB
4Why CCBM2?
3 (MT540)
DNB (HCB) using ECMS
4 (MT544)
CCB
2 (transfer instructions)
CSD
1 (MT540)
5 ( )
Bank A
Custodian
CCBM - Correspondent Central Bank Model CCB -
Correspondent Central Bank HCB - Home Central
Bank
5Why CCBM2?
- Developments
- Cross border use of collateral grows faster than
that of domestic collateral - CCBM is used in 80 of cross-border transactions
- SSSs procedures (mainly links) for 20 of
cross-border use but not efficient enough to
attract volumes
6Why CCBM2?
-
- Costs
- Lack of standardisation
- Sometimes need for predepositing
- Not all eligible collateral is easy to deliver
cross border - The model is complex
- Too many messages, different per country (CSD)
- Different procedures between NCBs/CSDs
7Why CCBM2?
Step1 Request for credit
Step2 Matching
National domestic procedures
SSS A
CPY A
NCB A
Step 3 Confirmation/receipt
Step4 Release credit
Step2 transfer instruction
Step1 Request for credit
Step2 CCBM message
Step3 Matching
A common procedure with minimum harmonisation for
cross-border use (level of automation,
communication protocols)
SSS B
NCB A
NCB B
CPY A
Step4 Confirmation
Step6 Release credit
Step5 Receipt
Step3 transfer instruction
8Why CCBM2?
- Eurosystem answer CCBM2
- A better organisation of the Eurosystem
collateral mobilisation - Increase of efficiency internal CMS
- Address the identified drawbacks
- Efficient methods for the receipt and delivery of
marketable and non-marketable securities, both
cross border and domestic - Harmonised level of service
9Eurosystem answer
NCB A
SSS A
CPY A
NCB B
NCB A
SSS A
CPY B
CCBM2 platform
Single procedure for domestic and cross-border
Harmonised procedures for counterparties
10Eurosystem answer
- In April 2007, the Eurosystem launched an Initial
Consultation on CCBM2 - the next generation of collateral management
- 1) Six guiding principles for CCBM2
- 2) Input for the CCBM2 UR
- 3) Views on the organization of the dialogue
between Eurosystem and market participants
All respondents welcomed the Eurosystem
initiative to develop CCBM2
11Outcome consultation
Proposed amendments
- Principle 1
- to include that the CCBM2 should provide fully
harmonised procedures for collateralisation of
Eurosystem credit operations, including the
harmonisation of country practices regarding
cut-off times, order execution, handling of
corporate actions, etc. - Principle 5
- to extend the principle from the delivery of
collateral to all movements of collateral,
including delivery and withdrawal of collateral.
12Outcome consultation
- Principle 6
- to add that with the CCBM2 repatriation in the
issuer-CSD should no longer be necessary - (ii) to include that the necessary approval
processes for the establishment of links should
be reasonable and acceptable from a duration
point of view
13Outcome consultation
- From the market remarks some issues emerged, not
addressed by the CCBM2 principles
- Use of collateral for purposes other than
Eurosystem credit operations (e.g. guarantees to
CCP, repo market operations) - Pooling of collateral provided by entities
belonging to a group - Integration with other existing market solutions
(e.g. ICSDs collateral management systems) - Harmonization of collateralisation procedures
- Inclusion of a contingency module dealing with
non-euro collateral - Removal of the repatriation requirement
14Outcome consultation
- Full Eurosystem participation
- Timing of CCBM2 implementation
- Disintermediation in cross-border transaction
15CCBM2 the project and timing
- Governing Council 8 March 2007 CCBM2 to be
based on systems such as DNBB - Continuation of strong co-operation
- BdF and BdE join on specific issues
- 2nd version UR now in consultation Eurosystem
- Market consultation until May 5
- Governing Council July 2008 ( incl. T2S)
16 Thanks you very much for your
attention. QuEstions?