Data Resources

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.

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.

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.

FIA’s quarterly review of volume and open interest from derivatives exchanges worldwide.

This webinar will provide insights into which parts of the global listed derivatives markets have grown the most in the first half of the year. We will take a look at the record levels of trading in short-term interest rate futures, the changing composition of the crude oil futures markets, the rise of total return equity index futures in Europe and North America, the current state of carbon markets worldwide, and the impact of extended trading hours on the overall level of volume.

FIA's quarterly overview of trends in futures and options trading worldwide. This quarter we will focus on commodity markets, with insights from our guest speaker, Guy Wolf, global head of market analytics at Marex.

Trading volume in the global exchange-traded derivatives is on track to another record for the fourth year in a row. Join us for a discussion on trends in trading activity in the global futures and options markets. Our guest speaker will be Mike du Plessis, Global Head of Listed Derivatives at Liquidnet, a part of the TP ICAP Group. Using a full year of data from more than 80 exchanges, we will look at key trends such as the impact of the Libor transition on interest rate futures, shifts in intraday trading behavior, and the impact of the Ukraine war on energy markets.