BASEL – The costs to a central counterparty (CCP) clearing house of individual or multiple dealer defaults are likely to be small as long as the CCP makes sufficient allowance for extreme risk and time variation in risk when setting margin, or collateral, requirements, for dealer members, according to a study by global financial regulators.

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