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 >>>  SFTR Reporting Trends Between EU & UK  >>>  Single-Sided Reporting vs Dual-Sided Reporting



 Fig 10 - DTCC  Fig 11 - REGIS-TR, KDPW, DTCC EU, DTCC UK



 SLEB Volume Lent Split EU vs UK

 100%                                                   Single-Sided Reporting
 90%
 80%              96.00%
                  94.00%
 70%              92.00%
 60%              90.00%
                  88.00%
 50%          Percentage of Aggregate Lent that is Reported as Single-Sided  86.00%
 40%              84.00%
 30%              82.00%
                  80.00%
 20%              78.00%
 10%                July 2021  Aug 2021  Sep 2021  Oct 2021  Nov 2021  Dec 2021  Jan 2022  Feb 2022  Mar 2022  Apr 2022  May 2022  Jun 2022
                                               % Single-Sided Reporting (EU)  % Single-Sided Reporting (UK)
 0%
 Jan 21  Feb 21  Mar 21  Apr 21  May 21  Jun 21  Jul 21  Aug 21  Sep 21  Oct 21  Nov 21  Dec 21  Jan 22  Feb 22  Mar 22  Apr 22  May 22  Jun 22


 DTCC EU  DTCC UK



 In the last ISLA market report, we explained how the   We have not noted any external features of booking   For the last graph in our data series, we look at the   As it relates to the UK data sets, it would appear the
 data was presented to highlight the relationship between   location that might change this trend, but will be interested   percentage of single sided versus dual sided reporting.   trend has returned to the same point as last year. This
 trading volumes in different jurisdictions rather than overall   to see if the upcoming SFTR review, or indeed the   The intention of looking at data from this perspective is to   could indicate a stabilisation of counterparts and supply.
 increases or decreases in activity. We continued with that   application of other regulations changes this dynamic.  observe supply and demand patterns between counterparts   However, the EU data set, showing a decline of over 4% in
 approach in this report to highlight any further movement.   in various jurisdictions. In the past we have noted the   single-sided reporting, could point to a small redistribution
 But as you can see, it seems to have settled into a gentle   where there is an increase in single sided reporting it   of chosen counterparts that result in more dual-sided
 equilibrium of 56/44.  could be a hallmark off supply coming from outside of that   reporting.
             jurisdiction.
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