Clearing is the process of determining obligations, including through netting, under derivative contracts and legal transactions involving other financial instruments, foreign exchange assets, and commodity transactions, accompanied by ensuring the functioning of a risk management system and guarantees for the fulfillment of such obligations.
Clearing activity include the following types of activities:
- clearing activity to determine obligations;
- clearing activity of a central counterparty.
Clearing activity to determine obligations involve clearing, as well as making settlements in the clearing accounting system and/or organizing settlements, including by preparing documents (information) for conducting settlements and sending them to the relevant institutions that conduct settlements.
The clearing activity of a central counterparty are the activities of a clearing institution involving clearing, making settlements in the clearing accounting system, and/or organizing settlements, including by preparing documents (information) for conducting settlements and sending them to the relevant institutions that conduct settlements, as well as acquiring mutual rights and obligations of the parties during or after the entering into (execution):
- derivative contracts;
- legal transactions involving financial instruments;
- legal transactions involving assets (including products) admitted to trading in organized markets other than those specified in paragraphs 1 and 2 of Part 1 of Article 60 of the Law of Ukraine “On Capital Markets and Organized Commodity Markets.”

