Άρθρο 11 Πιστωτικός κίνδυνος

1.   A SIPS operator shall establish a robust framework to measure, monitor and manage its credit exposures to the SIPS participants and credit exposures among participants arising from the SIPS payment, clearing and settlement processes.

2.   A SIPS operator shall identify all sources of credit risk. The measurement and monitoring of credit exposures shall take place throughout the day, using timely information and appropriate risk management tools.

3.   In the case of a DNS system, the SIPS operator shall ensure that:

4.   A SIPS operator, including of a DNS system with a settlement guarantee, that in the course of SIPS operations incurs credit exposure vis-à-vis the SIPS participants, shall cover credit exposure to each participant using collateral, guarantee funds, equity (after deduction of the amount dedicated to cover general business risk) or other equivalent financial resources.

5.   A SIPS operator, including of a DNS system with no settlement guarantee, but in which the SIPS participants face credit exposures arising from the SIPS payment, clearing and settlement processes, shall have in place rules or contractual arrangements with these participants. The rules or contractual arrangements shall ensure that the SIPS participants provide sufficient resources, as referred to in paragraph 4, to cover credit exposures resulting from the SIPS payment, clearing and settlement processes in relation to the two participants which, together with their affiliates, have the largest aggregate credit exposure.

6.   A SIPS operator shall establish rules and procedures to address losses directly resulting from defaults by one or more participants on their obligations to the SIPS. These rules and procedures shall address the allocation of potentially uncovered losses, including the repayment of any funds a SIPS operator may borrow from liquidity providers. They shall include the SIPS operator’s rules and procedures concerning the replenishment of any financial resources used by the SIPS during a stress event, to the level laid down in paragraphs 4 and 5.