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JPM launches client clearing with LCH

JP Morgan has started credit default swap clearing with London-based clearing house LCH, opening a line with a Nordic pension fund.

  • By Costas Mourselas
  • 04 Jul 2018

LCH said on Tuesday that Swedish pension fund AMF was now using JP Morgan's relationship with LCH's CDSClear service to clear euro and dollar credit default swaps. JP Morgan is the first US bank to use CDSClear for client clearing. 

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