The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) published its first central counterparty (CCP) resolution briefing, setting out a methodology for National Resolution Authorities (NRAs) to operationalise the resolution cash call mechanism when drafting CCP resolution plans. Developed by ESMA’s CCP Resolution Committee, the briefing outlines that NRAs should specify the data a CCP must collect to calibrate the resources available via a cash call, assess the potential impact on stakeholders such as clearing members, financial markets and financial market infrastructures, and ensure that execution processes are in place and tested through dry-runs.