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What measures can futures clearing institutions take when they go bankrupt or fail to perform for other reasons?
In the case of bankruptcy or other reasons, if the customer is a member of the futures exchange, the exchange will perform the contract first. The Exchange may handle the breach of contract through subscription, bidding, etc., and the relevant defaulting futures members shall bear the losses and expenses caused thereby.

If the members of the futures exchange are unable to perform the contract due to bankruptcy or other reasons, the exchange will perform the contract-related matters, because in general futures trading, the exchange will charge a certain fee as a default risk fund to prevent the default risk of such futures trading members in bankruptcy.