Main navigation Secure Area Search Breadcrumb Home / About us / Structure and Governance / UK Money Markets Code Share + UK Money Markets Code The UK Money Markets Code is a voluntary code written by market participants and published on 26 April 2017. The UK Money Markets Code sets out the standards and best practice expected from participants in the deposit, repo and securities lending markets in the United Kingdom. It supersedes existing guidance for participants in these markets provided by the NIPs Code, the Gilt Repo Code and the Securities Borrowing and Lending Code. View UK Money Markets Code View LCH Statement of Commitment Footer Fraud Alert Cookies Privacy Statement Disclaimer Modern Slavery Act SiteMap Whistleblowing © 2021 LCH Cookie Control Icon LCH uses cookies to improve its website. We use necessary cookies to make our site work. We would also like to set optional cookies to improve our site and bring you more features. For more information on how we use cookies please see our cookie policy. View our cookie policies Accept all Choose cookies

Main navigation Secure Area Search Breadcrumb Home / About us / Structure and Governance / Business Continuity Share + Business Continuity LCH seeks to provide secure and efficient clearing services to clearing members and the markets in which they operate. To meet this goal, it is crucial that the highest priority be given to maintaining the continuity of clearing services. In support of this priority, LCH will seek to ensure the availability of its technical infrastructure, critical business applications and activities, office facilities and staff, in line with our regulatory obligations and in order to protect the interests of clearing members and its cleared markets. The LCH Business Continuity Management (BCM) program, as outlined in the firm's BCM Policy, has been developed to provide continuity and timely recovery of its business operations in the event of a major incident or crisis, which impacts, or has the potential to impact business functions. Business Continuity Plans regularly reviewed and supported by Business Impact Assessments (BIA's), detail the local and regional recovery strategies of business operations in response to a variety of disruption scenarios. Details of the ability for the firm to recover technical infrastructure is contained within the firm's Disaster Recovery Plan. The recovery strategies in place are regularly tested and include alternate workplace arrangements, geographically diverse data centre's, remote working and the ability for cross regional hand off of business functions between regions. Find out more about our Business Continuity procedures here: Client Disclosure Document - LTD Client Disclosure Document - SA Client Disclosure Document - LLC Footer Fraud Alert Cookies Privacy Statement Disclaimer Modern Slavery Act SiteMap Whistleblowing © 2021 LCH Cookie Control Icon