About EurexOTC Clear
EMIR 3.0 – active account
CCP Switch
On-boarding
Compression Service
Product Scope
Interest Rate Swaps
Inflation Swaps
Settlement Prices
Service Offering for PSAs
Clearing Member
ISA Direct Member
ISA Direct Light Licence Holder
Clearing Agent
Client
Jurisdictions
Multiple Clearing Relationships
Segregation Set up
Cross-Project-Calendar
Readiness for projects
C7 Releases
C7 SCS Releases
C7 CAS Releases
EurexOTC Clear Releases
Prisma Releases
Member Section Releases
Simulation calendar
Archive
User ID Maintenance
Clearing Hours
Clearing Reports
Product Specifications
Clearing on behalf
Delivery Management
Transaction Management
Collateral Management
Collateral
Transparency Enabler Files
Segregation Models
Reports
Default Fund
Intraday Margin Calls
OTC Clear Procedures
OTC Clear Tutorials
Cross Margining Support
Supplementary Margins
Default Waterfall
Model Validation
Stress testing
Default Management Process
Client Asset Protection under EMIR
Client Asset Protection under LSOC
Credit, concentration & wrong way risk
System-based risk controls
Pioneering CCP Transparency
Haircut and adjusted exchange rates
Securities margin groups and classes
Prices Rolling Spot Future
File services
Bond Clusters
Listed derivatives
OTC derivatives
Listed securities
Cash management
Delivery management
CCP eligible instruments
Eurex Newsletter Subscription
Circulars & Newsflashes Subscription
Corporate Action Information Subscription
Circulars & Readiness Newsflashes
News
Videos
Webcasts on demand
Publications
Forms
Events
FAQs
Production Newsboard
Eurex | Eurex Clearing | Eurex Group
As with each of these briefings, I’d like to say thank you to the liquidity providers and market makers who help make our markets liquid across our core franchise and for supporting new products — more on the latter later in the briefing. Turning my attention to the actual numbers, simply put, it was an indifferent month. I say this knowing that November 2018 was particularly strong with robust volumes. In November, we saw pockets of strength with Bund options seeing decent flow as volatility got sold and then bounced into month-end. This, in turn, helped our weeklies volume. A highlight was the Italian segment, which continues to go from strength to strength with volumes up over 34 percent month on month. Government bond spreads continue to be rather muted, with OAT/Bund less than 2bps wider. Overall, European fixed income volatility remains low as much of the Brexit play is going on in FX markets. Rates volatility is at historical lows and a new floor seems to have been reached from skew pricing. Something that might be tested once rates rally from current levels. This will prove to be difficult, given the uncertainties around the economic outlook while monetary policy is likely to mainly be a U.S. story next year.
The product team has been working hard over the past few months and we’ll be launching options on several iShares Fixed Income ETFs. I think this is a significant step forward and confirms our commitment to developing this market in Europe. I’m excited by this development and applaud the hard work the team put in to get this product launched.
Lee Bartholomew, Head of Fixed Income Product R&D, Eurex