Published on: 2026-07-28
Source: Moscow Exchange –
An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
Moscow Exchange informs trading participants, professional securities market participants, and users of exchange information about the change in the procedure for publishing indicative risk rates calculated by NKO NCC (JSC) for equity market instruments, foreign exchange market instruments, precious metals market instruments, as well as the derivatives market. The changes come into force from August 6, 2026.
The update is aimed at improving the promptness of publishing parameters and maintaining an accurate calculation history.
Please familiarize yourself with the description of the changes below and take them into account when receiving information.
What will change:
- The publication will be carried out in two standard stages:
- evening day calculationT-1: approximately around 20:30 for the main set of instruments for trading day T;
- morning calculation of the dayT: approximately about 06:15 for new instruments and instruments for which values were not formed in the evening.
- If necessary, during the trading day it will be possible to selectively republish by individual market or individual instruments without overwriting the entire data set.
- The TRADEDATE field will indicate the effective date of the parameters, TRADE_SESSION_DATE will specify the date of the additional weekend trading session, and UPDATETIME will show the actual date and time of the corresponding calculation and publication.
Currently, indicative risk rates in the Stock, Currency, and Derivatives markets are available to users through the following channels:
- In Information and Statistical Server (ISS) Moscow Exchange;
- On the NCC website in the section Indicative risk rates.
Access mode on the FCC websiteFrom August 6, 2026 On the NCC website, user authorization will be introduced using the MOEX Passport account. For users without a valid paid subscription to the service, limited visual viewing of indicative risk rates in a protected form will remain: table filtering and downloading values in CSV format will be unavailable.
Users with an active subscription will have full functionality available in the sections after authorization: data filtering and downloading parameters in CSV format. To log in, it is necessary to use the personal MOEX Passport login specified by the user when applying for the subscription and included in the active subscription. If the user has multiple registered logins, the one with the access granted must be selected. A full set of machine-readable data in CSV, XML, and JSON formats is also provided to subscribers through Information and statistical server of the Moscow Exchange. The technical composition of the API fields does not change.
What users need to consider:
Check in advance for an active subscription and make sure that the MOEX Passport login used for authorization on the NAC website is the one specified when applying. This is necessary to access filtering, CSV downloads from the NAC website, and machine-readable data through ISS.
If you have any questions, please contact us at the following addresses:
RiskDesk@moex.com – Clearing Development Department of the Non-Bank Credit Organization National Settlement Depository (JSC)
Data@moex.com – Department of Exchange Information and Technological Services of PJSC Moscow Exchange
Please note; This information is raw content obtained directly from the source. It is an accurate report of what the source claims and does not necessarily reflect the position of MIL-OSI or its clients.