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      account Structure

      Muqassa uses the following account structures and types for trade, position, margin and collateral management:

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      Overview

      Clearing is a process to guarantee and confirm the transactions prior to settlement between the Participants, to establish final positions for settlement. Muqassa clears exchange traded transactions on an open offer basis, where Muqassa places itself between the counterparties at the time of matching.

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      account Structure

      Muqassa uses the following account structures and types for trade, position, margin and collateral management:

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      account Structure

      Muqassa uses the following account structures and types for trade, position, margin and collateral management:

      Trade And Position Accounts

      Members House Trade and Position Account

      Used to trade and keep related positions for members’ own transactions

      House Market Maker Trade and Position Account

      Can also be opened for Members for market making activities If the exchange has a market making polices.

      Client Trade and Position Account (Net/Gross)

      - Net Client Trade and Position Account, where positions taken on the same contract with opposite sides will be closed automatically by Muqassa. - Gross Client Trade and Position Account, where positions taken on the same contract with opposite sides will be kept in the account until it is closed by the Member.

      Margin & Collateral Accounts

      Member House collateral account:

      Account used to keep collateral against the margin requirement calculated for Member`s own positions at House -Trade and Position Accounts.

      Individual Client Collateral Account:

      Account that is used to keep collateral of an individual Client. The collateral at this account shall only be used to cover the margin requirement calculated for the positions of the Client. This account could be opened upon the request of the Member.

      Omnibus Client Collateral Accounts

      which are used to keep collaterals for a group of clients. The collateral in these accounts is only used to cover the margin requirements calculated for the positions of that group of clients. This is the standard type of account offered to each new member.

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      account Structure

      Muqassa uses the following account structures and types for trade, position, margin and collateral management:

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      account Structure

      Muqassa uses the following account structures and types for trade, position, margin and collateral management:

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      Give Up / Take Up

      Give-up is the transfer of a trade or multiple trades from one clearing member to another clearing member. Take-up is the acceptance of transfer of trades as part of a give-up transfer.

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      Rectify Trade

      Members can rectify any trade within timeframe restrictions outlined by Muqassa. Rectifying includes changing account numbers or breaking a trade up into several new trades. 

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      Settlement

      Muqassa calculates a daily variation margin for all open positions. Calculation takes place at the end of every business day using the Daily Settlement Price or Final Settlement Price, determined by the Saudi Exchange.

      Variation margin settlement is conducted on a daily basis through the collateral accounts, i.e. variation margin is either debited or credited to the collateral accounts directly.

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      Collateral

      Muqassa accepts SAR cash as collateral. Collateral should be transferred by the member to Muqassa’s account at the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA).

      • Collateral Investment

      Muqassa invests collateral in accordance with its investment policy. A portion of the interest received is deposited into member collateral accounts based on their entitlement.

      • Collateral withdrawal and transfer 

      Members can withdraw collateral within timeframe restrictions outlined by Muqassa. Also, Members can also transfer collateral to other members.

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      Fees

      Index Futures Settlement SAR 30 payable on each contract settled on expiry day.
      Index Futures Clearing SAR 10 payable on each contract cleared
      Single Stock Futures Settlement  (0.0003), which is equal to (3) basis points of the executed transaction value settled on contract expiry. 
      Single Stock Futures Clearing (0.00009), which is equal to (0.9) basis points of the executed transaction value. 
      Single Stock Option Clearing 0.72 SAR per contract
      Exercise Or Assignment fees 2.40 SAR per contract
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      Daily Cycle Time

      The following table summarizes daily clearing activities for the derivatives market:

      Particulars Time (KSA)
      Clearing operations timings 08:00-16:00 Same Day
      Settlement of end of day variation margin 09:30 Next day
      Deposit of cash collateral 09:00-15:30 Same Day
      Starts Intraday margin calculation 10:00
      Deadline for final end of day margin call cover 11:00
      Withdrawal of cash collateral 11:00-15:30 Same Day
      Final intraday margin call 13:30
      Rectify trade deadline

      (16:00) Trade date

      Give-up /Take-up of trades deadline (16:00) Trade date
      End of day margin calculation and margin call issuance 16:30
      Clearing house reports availability 16:30
       Default fund contribution (resize)  Notification date +3 working days
      Options Exercise (Till Expiry Date)  9:30 -16:00
      Options Deny (On Expiry Date) 9:30 -16:00
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      FAQs

      What types of memberships does Muqassa offer?

      Muqassa offers three types of memberships: 

      1. Direct Clearing member (DCM) 
      2. General Clearing member (GCM) 
      3. Non-Cleaning Member (NCM): Members who do not wish to be/cannot be any of the above membership types. However, NCMs have to appoint only one GCM to clear their transactions.

      What Is Clearing?

      Clearing is the process of guaranteeing and confirming transactions prior to settlement. A clearing house, like Muqassa, acts as an intermediary between two parties to a securities trade, by becoming the buyer to each seller and the seller to each buyer. We become responsible for guaranteeing the settlement of the transaction – meaning the trading parties no longer need to worry about the counterparty risk. 

      What is the scope of Muqassa’s clearing guarantee?

      Through its risk management mechanisms, Muqassa can guarantee settlement between its members and the obligations fulfilled by each party prior to settlement.

      Who are the clearing members?

      Clearing members are entities who are responsible for clearing securities traded by the entity and its clients. 

      Will Muqassa clear all securities traded on the Saudi Exchange?

      Yes, Muqassa clears all securities listed on the Saudi Exchange, however it holds the right to exempt certain securities from clearing, subject to CMA approval. Muqassa can also clear securities traded off the market.

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