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What Is the ‘Skin in the Game’ Concept for CCPs?

'Skin in the game' refers to the CCP's requirement to commit its own capital (often a junior tranche in the default waterfall) to cover losses before non-defaulting members' contributions are called upon. This aligns the CCP's financial interests with its risk management effectiveness, ensuring prudent operation.

How Does a Proposal Deposit Requirement Act as a ‘Skin in the Game’ Mechanism?
What Is the Concept of “Skin in the Game” for a Development Team?
What Is the “Waterfall” Structure of a CCP’s Financial Resources?
How Does the ‘Skin-in-the-Game’ Principle Apply to a CCP?