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ICE Clear Netherlands

ICE Clear Netherlands®, our continental European clearing house, offers secure and capital-efficient clearing services for European derivatives such as interest rates derivatives. It combines a transparent pricing structure with robust risk management systems.

ICE Clear Netherlands has a license in accordance with Article 14 of the European Market infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), (EU) No. 648/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 on OTC Derivatives, central counterparties and trade repositories. ICE Clear Netherlands is registered at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce Business Register under KvK number 51976196. Its Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) is 7245003TLNC4R9XFDX32.

Business Hours (08:00—19:45 CET): +31 (0)20 305 5155 / After Hours: +1 770 738 2101

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EMIR 3.0

EMIR 3.0 is the latest revision to EMIR which contains an obligation for some EU entities to meet the active account requirement (AAR). ICE operates an EU-based central counterparty (CCP) through ICE Clear Netherlands, which is authorised under EMIR to clear interest rates and equity derivatives. This enables market participants to continue trading on the world's most liquid exchange for EU short-term interest rate (STIR) derivatives, while remaining compliant with EMIR 3.0 requirements. To ensure clearing solutions evolve in line with regulatory expectations, it's important to engage directly with your clearing provider to inquire about the ICE solution.

Central Clearing: Reducing Systemic Risk

The ICE central counterparty clearing model is effective and has been successfully relied upon by futures and over the counter (OTC) markets around the world.

EMIR 3.0

EMIR 3.0 is the latest revision to EMIR which contains an obligation for some EU entities to meet the active account requirement (AAR). ICE operates an EU-based central counterparty (CCP) through ICE Clear Netherlands, which is authorised under EMIR to clear interest rates and equity derivatives. This enables market participants to continue trading on the world's most liquid exchange for EU short-term interest rate (STIR) derivatives, while remaining compliant with EMIR 3.0 requirements. To ensure clearing solutions evolve in line with regulatory expectations, it's important to engage directly with your clearing provider to inquire about the ICE solution.

Central Clearing: Reducing Systemic Risk

The ICE central counterparty clearing model is effective and has been successfully relied upon by futures and over the counter (OTC) markets around the world.