Article 38 — Transparency — compare

1.A CCP and its clearing members shall publicly disclose the prices and fees associated with the services provided. They shall disclose the prices and fees of each service provided separately, including discounts and rebates and the conditions to benefit from those reductions. A  CCP shall allow its clearing members and, where relevant, their clients separate access to the specific services provided.

3.A CCP shall disclose to ESMA, its clearing members and to its competent authority the price information used to calculate its end-of-day exposures to its clearing members.

4.A CCP shall publicly disclose the operational and technical requirements relating to the communication protocols covering content and message formats it uses to interact with third parties, including the operational and technical requirements referred to in Article  7.

5.A CCP shall publicly disclose any breaches by clearing members of the criteria referred to in Article  37(1) and the requirements laid down in paragraph  1 of this Article, except where the competent authority, after consulting ESMA, considers that such disclosure would constitute a  threat to financial stability or to market confidence or would seriously jeopardise the financial markets or cause disproportionate damage to the parties involved.

6.A CCP shall provide its clearing members with a  simulation tool allowing them to determine the amount of additional initial margin, on a gross basis, at portfolio level that the CCP maymight require upon the clearing of a  new transaction, including a simulation of the margin requirements that they might be subject to under different scenarios. That tool shall only be accessible on a  secured access basis, and the results of the simulation shall not be binding.

7.A CCP shall provide its clearing members with information on the initial margin models it uses. , including methodologies for any add-ons, in a clear and transparent manner. That information shall:

8.The clearingClearing members of the CCP shall clearly inform their existingproviding clearing services and potential clients of the potential losses or other costs that they may bear as a result of the application of default management procedures and loss and position allocation arrangements under the CCP’s operating rules, including the type of compensation they may receive, taking into account Article 48(7). Clientsproviding clearing services shall be provided with sufficiently detailed information to ensure that they understand the worst-case losses or other costs they could face shouldprovide their clients with at least the CCP undertake recovery measures.following:

9.The clearing members of the CCP and clients providing clearing services, shall clearly inform their existing and potential clients of the potential losses or other costs that they may bear as a result of the application of default management procedures and loss and position allocation arrangements under the CCP’s operating rules, including the type of compensation they may receive, taking into account Article 48(7). Clients shall be provided with sufficiently detailed information to ensure that they understand the worst-case losses or other costs they could face should the CCP undertake recovery measures.

10.ESMA, in consultation with EBA and the ESCB, shall develop draft regulatory technical standards to further specify: