Data Resources
In support of its mission to promote better understanding of and greater transparency into the global derivatives markets, FIA publishes several types of statistics. These include levels of trading activity on exchanges and swap execution facilities as well as the number of clearing firms in the U.S. and the amount of customer funds held by these firms.
CCP Tracker
Quarterly data on risk exposures at derivatives clearinghouses

The CCP Tracker is designed to provide greater transparency into the amount of risk in the global clearing system and the financial resources available to protect the system from losses. Using the public quantitative disclosures published by derivatives clearinghouses on a quarterly basis, the CCP Tracker contains a set of charts and tables that allow users to compare several key metrics for each quarter going back to the second half of 2015.
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Monthly data on customer funds held at U.S. futures commission merchants
Customer Seg Funds in Futures Accounts and FCM Count over Time

The visualizations show the level of customer segregated funds held by FCMs as well as the number of FCMs holding those funds. The visualizations also include a table showing the amount of customer funds held by each FCM and the percent change over time, and a special "lookup" page that displays key data points for individual FCMs. Sign up to receive monthly alerts.
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Monthly data on trading activity on swap execution facilities
Monthly Volume Overview

To provide the public with a greater transparency into the trading activity on swap execution facilities, we publish data on volume and market share trends for interest rate, credit and foreign exchange products traded on SEFs going back to 2014. This data is accessible through a series of interactive online visualizations that allow users to display the data in charts and tables and filter the data.
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Monthly volume and open interest data for exchange-traded derivatives
Global Futures and Options by Category

Monthly reports on volume and open interest for futures and options traded and/or cleared at more than 80 exchanges worldwide. The volume report is presented by region and contract category and includes trading in equity index, interest rates, energy, agricultural, metals and currency.
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CCP Tracker
Quarterly data on risk exposures at derivatives clearinghouses
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FCM Tracker
Monthly data on customer funds held at U.S. futures commission merchants
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SEF Tracker
Monthly data on trading activity on swap execution facilities
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Exchange Volume
Monthly volume and open interest data for exchange-traded derivatives
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Recent Articles & Analysis
ETD Volume - May 2022
Worldwide volume of exchange-traded derivatives reached 6.3 billion contracts in the month of May, the second highest monthly total ever recorded.
CONTINUE READINGData Spotlight - US futures brokers see large gains in customer funds
Futures brokers in the US are reporting large increases in the level of customer funds held in futures accounts. Total customer funds hit a record level of $370 billion in March and continued at a high level in April, and most brokers are reporting double-digit increases in customer funds compared to a year ago.
CONTINUE READINGApril 2022 stats on customer funds held at US FCMs
Futures Accounts: Customers continued to hold a very large amount of funds in futures accounts at US FCMs in April. The total amount reached $365.5 billion in April, down slightly from the record of $370 billion set in March 2022 but up 22% from a year ago and well above any other month in this data series.
CONTINUE READINGApril 2022 SEF trading activity
Trading volume on swap execution facilities reached $887.4 billion in average notional value per day during April 2022. This was down 21.7% from the previous month but up 18.8% from the same month of the previous year. Trading was down in every sector except for FRA trading.
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Data Webinars
Q1 2021 ETD Volume
past webinar
The rise of retail participation in #futures and #options markets has shown no signs of stopping. Is this the new normal? Or will the surge subside when the pandemic comes to an end? To get some insights on this trend, we asked Keith Parker, head of equity strategy at UBS, and Alex Kramm, exchange analyst at UBS, to join FIA's quarterly webinar on ETD volume trends.
Download Presentation2020 annual trends in futures and options trading
past webinar
2020 was a record-breaking year for trading activity in the global exchange-traded derivatives markets, with both volume and open interest reaching all-time highs. In this webinar, we present a statistical analysis of futures and options trading based on data from more than 80 exchanges worldwide and break down the growth trends by category and region. The webinar also features guest speakers from Morgan Stanley providing their insights on the interest rate sector, focusing on the major contracts traded on US and UK exchanges.
Download PresentationQ3 2020 trends in futures and options trading
past webinar
This is a webinar discussion on volume and open interest trends across the global listed derivatives markets, with a special focus on European equity derivatives with guest speakers Joseph Nehorai and Anna Whitlow of Goldman Sachs. The webinar includes data on the top exchanges and top contracts by trading volume this year as well as breakdowns of key trends by region and asset class.
Download PresentationQ2 2020 trends in futures and options trading
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Global futures and options trading grew by 32% to record-setting 21.9 billion contracts in the first half of 2020 compared to 2019, according to figures released by FIA. In the second quarter, the total number of traded contracts was 10.46 billion, down 8.4% from the record-breaking 11.41 billion contracts traded in Q1 2020, but up 21.8% from the second quarter of 2019. In fact, the second quarter volume was higher than any other quarter in the history of the industry aside from the first quarter of 2020. In this webinar, FIA presented data on volume and open interest across the global listed derivatives markets, with break-downs by asset class and region as well as comparisons to historical trends.
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