Article 59 3.

it shall establish a robust framework to manage the corresponding credit risks;

it shall identify the sources of such credit risks, frequently and regularly, measure and monitor corresponding credit exposures and use appropriate risk-management tools to control those risks;

it shall fully cover corresponding credit exposures to individual borrowing participants using collateral and other equivalent financial resources;

if collateral is used to manage its corresponding credit risk, it shall accept highly liquid collateral with minimal credit and market risk; it may use other types of collateral in specific situations if an appropriate haircut is applied;

it shall establish and apply appropriately conservative haircuts and concentration limits on collateral values constituted to cover the credit exposures referred to in point (c), taking into account the objective of ensuring that collateral can be liquidated promptly without significant adverse price effects;

it shall set limits on its corresponding credit exposures;

it shall analyse and plan for how to address any potential residual credit exposures, and adopt rules and procedures to implement such plans;

it shall provide credit only to participants that have cash accounts with it;

it shall provide for effective reimbursement procedures of intra-day credit and discourage overnight credit through the application of sanctioning rates which act as an effective deterrent.