ASX Clear Pty Limited: Sole central counterparty clearing ASX-traded shares, ETFs and equity options, wholly owned by ASX Limited, regulated by ASIC and the RBA.
Cboe Clear Europe N.V.: Amsterdam-based CCP, owned by Cboe Global Markets, clearing cash equities, ETFs and depositary receipts across 52 European venues.
CME Clearing: CME Group's central counterparty division, clearing futures, options and OTC swaps across rates, FX, equities and commodities.
DTCC: Owns NSCC, FICC and DTC, the central counterparties and depository that clear, settle and custody most US securities trades.
Eurex Clearing AG: Deutsche Börse's CCP clears listed derivatives, OTC interest rate swaps, repos and cash equities for about 200 members in 22 countries.
Fixed Income Clearing Corporation (FICC): DTCC's central counterparty for US Treasury securities, repo, and agency MBS, processing trillions of dollars in trades daily.
HKEX Clearing: Umbrella term for HKEX's four Hong Kong CCPs, HKSCC, HKCC, SEOCH and OTC Clear, covering equities, listed derivatives and OTC swaps.
ICE Clear Credit: Central counterparty that clears credit default swaps and, since February 2026, cash US Treasury securities.
ICE Clear Europe: London CCP clearing ICE's futures, OTC energy, freight and European credit default swaps, supervised by the Bank of England.
Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC): JPX's CCP clearing Japanese equities, JGB futures, OTC interest rate swaps and, since a 2020 merger, listed commodity derivatives.
LCH Ltd: London-based CCP majority-owned by LSEG; SwapClear clears about 95% of the world's cleared vanilla OTC interest rate swap volume.
LME Clear Ltd: The world's only clearing house dedicated exclusively to industrial metals derivatives, serving the London Metal Exchange.
Nasdaq Clearing AB: Swedish CCP clearing Nordic/Baltic derivatives and power/commodity contracts; first CCP authorised under EU EMIR rules, March 2014.
Options Clearing Corporation (OCC): Central counterparty that clears every US-listed options trade, plus futures and securities lending, for 21 exchanges.
