Counterparty Exposure: Aggregate Borrowing from Top 5 Prime Brokers
This dynamically generated template provides real-time API connectivity to the Office of Financial Research (OFR) database, specifically tracking Counterparty Risk metrics.
Tracking the extreme concentration of systemic credit risk resting on the balance sheets of the largest G-SIBs.
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Counterparty Exposure: Aggregate Borrowing from Top 5 Prime Brokers
Dynamically fetched data from the OFR Form PF API.
CP_EXPOSURE_TOP_5API Endpoint Parameters
To integrate this specific time series into your own institutional dashboard, utilize the following REST parameters:
- Endpoint:
/v1/series - Mnemonic:
CP_EXPOSURE_TOP_5 - Format: JSON
- Frequency: Quarterly (Delayed)
Note: This template relies on the Form PF dataset. If you are tracking counterparty data, cross-reference with the Fed SCOOS survey.
HedgeFund Monitor API
The HedgeFund Monitor Research Team aggregates and analyzes institutional-grade data from the U.S. Office of Financial Research (OFR). We specialize in systemic risk, leverage, and counterparty analysis across the private fund universe.
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