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Quantitative Finance · Glossaire

Qu'est-ce que « Futures commission merchant and clearing member » ?

Aussi appelé : futures commission merchant · clearing member

Definition 30.1 Markets I: The Ecosystem and Exchange-Traded Markets · Chapitre 30 — Getting Access: Futures and Listed Options

A futures commission merchant (FCM) is, in the United States, an entity that solicits or accepts orders for futures, options on futures or swaps and accepts money or other assets from customers to support them; it must be registered and a member of the industry’s self-regulatory body. A clearing member is a firm admitted by a clearing house to clear trades in its own name; it guarantees its customers’ trades to the clearing house and contributes to the default fund (Chapter 5).

Access to a futures exchange. Membership changes the fee on the upper path; it does not change the lower one: unless the firm becomes a clearing member, an FCM stands between it and the clearing house and sets its real margin.
Figure 30.1. Access to a futures exchange. Membership changes the fee on the upper path; it does not change the lower one: unless the firm becomes a clearing member, an FCM stands between it and the clearing house and sets its real margin.
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